Workflow XML Examples and Reference

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Transitions as Triggers Workflow Example

Transitions not only move an artifact from State to State, but can also trigger actions. In this example, a linear Workflow, there are four States and three connecting Transitions.

Linear Progression Workflow Example

In this example, there are three States (illustratively named States A, B, and C), and the Workflow simply progresses through them.

Loopback Workflow Example

An example of a loopback workflow.

Branching Workflow Example

An example of a branching workflow.

Trigger and Action Examples

Automation can be introduced to a Workflow to more accurately represent the process it models.

Artifact Creation and Property Update Triggers Workflow Example

This example demonstrates how the creation of a new artifact, and the updating of an artifact property can be events that trigger actions.

Associate Workflows with Artifact Types and Projects Example

A Workflow must be assigned to specific projects and standard artifact types within projects.

Workflow XML Reference

Workflow definitions can include events that trigger actions. Some events require specific parameters, and parameters must be listed in the correct order.

Workflow XML Reference - Action Properties

The parameters that can or must be included when defining a triggered action.

Workflow XML Reference - Triggering Events and Parameters

The types of events that can trigger actions, and the properties that are used in the XML Workflow definition.

Workflow XML Reference - Triggering Events and Valid Actions

The types of actions that an event can trigger.