Support for the Cancel Case Workflow Pattern

Sebastian Bergmann » 23 January 2008 » in New Features » 3 Comments

eZ Components

Version 1.2 of the Workflow component that is part of the eZ Components adds support for the Cancel Case workflow pattern:

Cancel Case

As soon as a node of the ezcWorkflowNodeCancel type is activated, the complete workflow instance is removed. This includes currently executing nodes, those which may execute at some future time and all parent and sub-workflows. The workflow instance is recorded as having completed unsuccessfully.

My diploma thesis paper has been updated accordingly to reflect the addition of the ezcWorkflowNodeCancel class.

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  1. Justin
    23/01/2008 at 18:05 Permalink
    Hi Sebastian, I've started work on a product using the ezcWorkflow components and had a question. How would one go about the case where an Input Node could be sent back to the previous node (or even back to the Start Node), for more information for example?

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  2. Sebastian Bergmann
    23/01/2008 at 18:10 Permalink
    Hello Justin,

    please ask your question on the eZ Components mailinglist.

    Thanks!
    Sebastian

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  3. intelligence
    27/01/2008 at 18:54 Permalink
    Just discovered your thesis! Very interesting. Will certainly use it for my Phd documentation.

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  1. Sebastian Bergmann 17/06/2008 at 10:44
    The eZ Components development team is happy to announce the eZ Components 2008.1 release. Starting from this version, eZ Components requires PHP 5.2.1.In this release, there are three new components:The Document component enables you to convert documents

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