On Mon, Oct 24, 2005 at 06:40:40PM -0300, romina wrote:
> Hello All,
> thanks for the new release for the process definition :) I was testing it,
> and I found some inconsistences with the old examples that comes in the
> workflow-definitions folder. So it must be that the examples are not
> synchronized.
> Well, below you can see some of them, most of them satisfy the schema after
> you change <workflow-definition> by <process-definition>.
> ____________________________________________________________________________

Hola Romina,

thanks for the feedback. Indeed <workflow-definition> and
<subprocess-definition> have been deprecated although the engine
understands them.

I replied to your forum post :
http://sourceforge.net/forum/forum.php?thread_id=1373437&forum_id=181920

> ____________________________________________________________________________
> 
> If the engine is not using right now the process definition, how can you
> know if a process definition file that an user is defining is ok or not...
> Could you give me some directions where is that code?
> Thanks in advance...

If you want to know if your process definition makes sense for the
engine, you have to use the validator (without necessarily using its
embedded XSD validation).

Its documentation is at :
http://www.openwfe.org/docbook/build/ch06s03.html


Saludos,

-- 
john.mettraux @ openwfe.org  -///-  http://www.openwfe.org


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