I am attempting to create shared (sub) workflows which other users could reuse them to do common tasks. What would be the best/proper way to pass variables that would work as parameters to these sub-workflows?
Atm I am using instance variables, but I have a major issues with it. The following workflow, for example:
Both sub-workflows use the instance.vars.parameter. Internally, on my sub-workflow, I would build a logic that halts the execution if the variable/parameter is not properly set. But, if the user forgets to set it on the second fork path, it will use the same instance.vars.parameter value of the first fork path.
Does anyone have any suggestions on how to approach it?
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Hi,
AFAIK it's just instance.vars available to sub-workflow, though can also use xtk:option with get/setOption().
Set a diff parameter for each path?
Thanks,
-Jon
Hi,
AFAIK it's just instance.vars available to sub-workflow, though can also use xtk:option with get/setOption().
Set a diff parameter for each path?
Thanks,
-Jon
Considering the workflow description field
As a sub-workflow is not going to be "readable" but the template, I propose another solution for the description field.
Using the sub-workflow activity, place your configuration code as JSON:
subWorkflow.desc = JSON.stringify({ myVariable: "some value" });
Then within the workflow template (sub-workflow) read that config from the description field:
var wkfConfig = JSON.parse(instance.desc);
Regards.
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