SharePoint 2007 out-of-the-box provides ability to associate workflows - simple pre-installed like Approval, Disposition Approval, Three-state etc. and custom workflows - with SharePoint lists or libraries.
What is missing - at least in this version of SharePoint - is the ability to monitor running and/or completed workflows across the whole SharePoint Web site.
As a step forward I have developed a Web part which allows people to monitor workflows across the Web site and sub-sites.
I have also developed numerous custom workflows for SharePoint using Visual Studio.
This post is the first in series of articles about working with SharePoint workflows programmatically.
In the coming posts I will show you how to manage workflows programmatically in SharePoint.
Stay tuned. :)
Update:
Below are the links to articles.
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 1 - workflow association, workflow instance
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 2 - workflow statistics, workflow tasks, workflow history
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 3 - workflow history and audit solutions
What is missing - at least in this version of SharePoint - is the ability to monitor running and/or completed workflows across the whole SharePoint Web site.
As a step forward I have developed a Web part which allows people to monitor workflows across the Web site and sub-sites.
I have also developed numerous custom workflows for SharePoint using Visual Studio.
This post is the first in series of articles about working with SharePoint workflows programmatically.
In the coming posts I will show you how to manage workflows programmatically in SharePoint.
Stay tuned. :)
Update:
Below are the links to articles.
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 1 - workflow association, workflow instance
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 2 - workflow statistics, workflow tasks, workflow history
Mighty SharePoint Workflows - part 3 - workflow history and audit solutions
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