The workflow editor is where you design and modify application
workflows. In the workflow editor you can:
- Add and modify objects such as states, transitions, decisions,
swimlanes, and annotations.
- Add and modify design elements, such as forms and actions.
- Override inherited field properties.
Use the following features in the workflow editor to help you work
when you are designing your workflows:
- Zoom in to get a close-up view of your workflow, or zoom out to see
more of it. The zoom range is between 10% and 500%.
- Resize the workflow to fit the workflow editor.
- Use the blue rectangle in the zoom preview (in the bottom right
corner) to move around in the workflow.
- Use the
About the Relationships Bar
to explore the relationship between design elements and the workflow.
To select a preset zoom level:
- In the
Zoom area on the
Home tab of the Ribbon, do one of the
following:
- Click
Zoom, and select a zoom level.
- Click
100%.
To zoom in and out:
To fit the workflow to the window:
- In the
Zoom area on the
Home tab of the Ribbon, click
Zoom and then select
Fit to Window.
To move around in the workflow editor:
- Do one of the following:
- In the zoom preview (in the bottom right corner), drag the blue
rectangle to the section of the workflow that you want to view in the workflow
editor window.
As you drag the rectangle around in the thumbnail view, the
section of the workflow that is visible in the editor changes. This is useful
when you have zoomed in to a large workflow and want to move to another section
without having to zoom out again. The blue rectangle indicates the portion of
the workflow that is currently visible in the workflow editor—when you change
the zoom setting, the rectangle resizes.
- In the workflow editor, with the pointer over the background
(white space), press and hold the right mouse button while you drag the
workflow graphic within the editor pane.
Note: By default,
SBM Composer
remembers the zoom level and position of the workflow within the editor pane
after you close the process app. To override this, see the "Workflow Tab"
section in
Application Options.
Tip: If you click
Properties in the
View Mode area on the
Design tab of the Ribbon, icons are displayed in
the workflow editor that indicate certain properties (such as field overrides)
that are set. If you click an icon, the applicable tab opens in the Property
Editor.
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