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This information applies to WebSphere Process Server only Alternative usage patterns for the widgets in the Advanced Managing of Human Tasks and Workflows template

When you initially create a space using the Advanced Managing of Human Tasks and Workflows template, the widgets on the tabbed pages support specific usage patterns. You can, however, combine the supplied widgets to support alternative usage patterns.

Widgets in the template are wired to support the usage pattern that the page represents. If you log into Business Space as an editor of a space and select to edit the wiring of one of the widgets on its pages, you can see the wires between the widgets. These wires connect an event sent by the source widget with an event handled by the target widget. If you are combining the widgets in this template to support alternative usage patterns, you will want to consider the wiring between the widgets.

The following table shows which widgets in the Advanced Managing of Human Tasks and Workflows template you can combine to support alternative usage patterns.

Table 1.
Usage pattern Widgets in the Advanced Managing of Human Tasks and Workflows template
My Work Organizer Human Workflow Diagram Task Information Escalations List Process Definitions List Processes List Task Definitions List Tasks List
Initiate processes and services Alternative to Task Definitions List widget x x
Assess work and workload Helpful Helpful Helpful Helpful Helpful Helpful x
Assign tasks to people x x
Work on and complete tasks x
Check status of tasks and workflows Alternative to Task Definitions List widget x x x Helpful x Helpful x
Handle situations x x x
Collaborate to complete work x
Organize your work x
Handle cases dynamically   x

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