Sean,
The idea with your own implementation of the ActivationFlowCommand
should work. You can store values in the LaunchItem and use them in the
workflow definition just like startDate and endDate. Or you can override
getWorkflowName() to select the workflow.
Did you try the path mappings? Maybe you can use them instead of
creating a new Command class.
Currently there is no tool available to see the workflows in progress,
sorry.
Ralf
McMains, Sean A schrieb:
We have about 200 sites in our Magnolia installation. We’d like to
implement workflow for our system, with a very simple flow for most of
the sites, but a more complicated one for other sites. I found the
“Two Sites Two Workflows” page on the wiki, which is very helpful:
http://wiki.magnolia-cms.com/display/WIKI/How+to+dispatch+the+workflow+to+a+different+group+depending+on+the+path+of+the+activated+page
Unfortunately, it requires hardcoding information for each site into
the workflow. It would be great if, in our case, we could query the
JCR to determine which branch in the workflow to use. Is that possible?
I do see in the sample workflow that startDate and endDate are
available to the workflow. It appears that these receive special
treatment in ActivationFlowCommand.java to bring them into scope in
the workflow. Would providing our own implementation of this command
that grabs the data from the JCR we want be the best approach here?
Also, is there any way for an administrator to see all the workflows
that might be in progress throughout the system? That would be
important for our support folks.
Thanks for any help or direction!
Sean
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