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Tag Archives: Worklist
BPM Workspace for iOS on iTunes
The BPM Workspace App for iOS is now available on iTunes. There is going to be an official announcement soon.
Worklist build for 11.1.1.6 (PatchSet 5) released
Have just uploaded a build of the custom BPM worklist sample which is built against BPM 11.1.1.6. You can find the download links and JavaDoc on the main worklist page. The code is available in the subversion trunk (for now) … Continue reading
New build of custom worklist for BPM 11.1.1.5 ‘Feature Pack’ patched systems
I have just uploaded a new build of the custom worklist sample which is compiled against (and will therefore work with) BPM 11.1.1.5 systems which have the feature pack patch installed. You can download this from the links on the … Continue reading
API documentation for BPM APIs is now available
You can now download the documentation for the BPM APIs from here. This includes both the Human Workflow APIs and the BPM APIs. The BPM APIs were previously undocumented. I have shown how to use some of them in the … Continue reading
Worklist moving to java.net
A quick update for those who are interested in the custom BPM worklist sample. As our previous Subversion host is not going to be able to continue to provide that service, we have moved the sample to java.net. All download … Continue reading
Mobile worklist
Inspired by a comment from Flávio Fonseca, I decided to experiment with making the worklist render for a mobile device using JQuery Mobile. Turns out it is pretty easy to do. All I did was change the style sheets and the … Continue reading
Introductory presentation on custom worklist
Last week, I did a presentation at the InSync11 conference which is organised by Oracle User Groups that provided an overview of the custom worklist sample. I am sharing the presentation material here for those who may be interested but … Continue reading
Adding attachment support to the worklist
I have just posted a new version of the worklist sample which adds the ability to add an attachment to a task. Let’s take a look how we add and view (download) task attachments. First, let’s review the addAttachment method … Continue reading
Adding Process Instance Audit Images to the Worklist
I have just uploaded another update for the custom BPM worklist sample, the second one this week! This update adds the ‘process instance audit image’ to the ‘process instance detail’ page. That means the a picture of the actual process … Continue reading
Process Instance List and Detail added to Worklist
I have just uploaded an update to the custom BPM worklist sample which adds some new functionality around process instances, including the ability to list process instances: And also view details for a process instance, including a list of the … Continue reading
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