15.15 T-workflow viewer

Overview

The T-WORKFLOW VIEWER is a feature available in the SYSTEM section of ETERE WEB. It allows users to open and visually explore the structure of a workflow existing in the DB directly from the web interface. This tool is designed to provide a clear and interactive representation of workflow configurations without requiring access to the desktop environment.

Accessing the T-WORKFLOW VIEWER

1. Navigate to the SYSTEM section in ETERE WEB.

2. From the left-hand menu, click on T-WORKFLOW VIEWER.

3. A new form will open, displaying the workflow selection interface.

Workflow Selection

Inside the T-WORKFLOW VIEWER interface, users will find:

• Dropdown List
  A list containing all available workflows (WF) in the system.

• Searchable Combo Box
  Users can type a workflow name (or part of it) into the combo box.
  The system will automatically filter and display only the workflows that match the entered text.

• “View” Button
  Located to the left of the dropdown list.
  After selecting a workflow, click this button to open its structure.

Viewing the Workflow Structure

Once the View button is clicked:

• A new window will open.

• The complete structure of the selected workflow will be displayed in a graphical format.

This visualization allows users to understand the sequence and relationship between workflow actions.

Available Tools

1. Magnify Tool

• The MAGNIFY button allows users to zoom into specific areas of the workflow.

• This is particularly useful for large workflows that extend beyond the visible screen.

• Users can focus on detailed sections without losing clarity.

2. Action Properties

• The Action Properties option enables detailed inspection of workflow actions.

• By clicking on any action (by using the left mouse button) within the workflow:

  • A panel or section will display all properties associated with that action.

  • This includes configuration parameters and relevant settings.

Key Benefits

• Web-based access to workflow structures

• Easy navigation and filtering of workflows

• Interactive visualization for better understanding the wf structure

• Detailed inspection of individual workflow actions

• Zoom functionality for large and complex workflows

Notes

• Ensure that the desired workflow exists in the system before attempting to view it.

• Use the search function to quickly locate workflows in environments with many entries.

• For optimal usability, use the magnify feature when working with complex or large workflows.