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This information applies to WebSphere Process Server only My Work Organizer

Use the My Work Organizer widget as a personal to-do list to manage your work, and to create and track tasks for yourself and others.

By default, the My Work Organizer widget interacts with the Task Information. Although you cannot customize this widget, you can wire other widgets to the events that are emitted from it.

To change the view

To change the view in the My Work Organizer widget use one of the following:
Status
Allows you to display specific tasks, for example, All, Submitted, Finished, or Drafts.
Sort By
Allows you to change whether the list is sorted by Start date, Due time, or Priority.

To work on a task

To work on a task, select an item in the list, then click Actions, you can only select actions that are appropriate for the selected item.
Create
Allows you to create a new task for yourself or for someone else, to initiate work, or to call a service.

In Task Information, you can select the type of task to create and specify the priority.

Open
The action performed depends on the status of the selected task.
  • If the task has been accepted by you, the selected task is opened in the Task Information widget so that you can work on it.
  • If the task is still in draft status, the open action opens the selected task in Task Information and allows you to specify appropriate information before you submit the task.
Transfer
Allows you to transfer the selected task to someone else. Type the name or a part of the name of the person to display a list of matching or partially matching names and user IDs, select the person from this list to whom you want to transfer the task.
Delete
Removes the task from the list.

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