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Revision as of 08:03, 27 May 2009 by Unnamed Poltroon (Talk) (New page: For convenience, parts of existing workflows can be exported into template files from which they can be reimported to other workflows. = Exporting templates = Once you have created your ...)

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For convenience, parts of existing workflows can be exported into template files from which they can be reimported to other workflows.

Exporting templates

Once you have created your packages with applications, data and roles you are able to export them to use them in future process models. Therefore, click on the corresponding Import/Export toolbar icon. In the following wizard you can choose between importing and exporting workflow elemets.

Wizard to import and export workflow templates

Select "Export Workflow Template" and press "Next". In the next dialog you can select the packages that you want to export and the name of the target template file:

Export workflow elements to templates

Choose the filename where you want to export the packages and all their content to and click on “Finish”. When you click on “Export comments”, then all comments are exported into the template, too. Comments can be created to each element in the outline view to store some additional information that does not fit anywhere else. Use it if you find it necessary and export the comments then, too. Otherwise simply ignore this option. Elements that can be exported include: Data, Roles, Applications, Datatypes, Comments and Activities (with their contents).

Hint If you select activities that contain references to elements outside this activity, the export wizard will notify you of this issue and include the required elements automatically.

Importing templates

Templates can be imported at two points:

1. When you create a new workflow, the creation wizard offers the possibility to include some templates:

Importing templates during the creation of a new workflow

2. Through the Import/Export wizard in the toolbar:

Importing templates into an existing workflow

See also

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