


TheBigRed
TheBigRed
05-08-2016
I've added a custom workflow step to the end of DAM XMP Writeback to move files once XMP Writeback is done.
ebin_Aby
ebin_Aby
11-09-2017
hey smacdonald2008 , is there anyway i can trigger a workflow on a click of button. I want to create a tools page and onclick of button i want to start workflow . Would perfer javascript or Java
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
11-09-2017
What is your requirement, that you want to move things around while potentially at the same time a workflow is started for it?
Kind regards,
Jörg
ebin_Aby
ebin_Aby
13-09-2017
We wanted to create a tools page to delete a node eg ecom data node , where we will have a button to request deletion and once it is approved by workflow process the node is deleted and replicated to publish server .
smacdonald2008
smacdonald2008
13-09-2017
You can invoke a Workflow via the WF Java API -- Scott's Digital Community: Invoking Adobe Experience Manager Workflows using the AEM Java API
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
13-09-2017
Hi,
I think I understand your usecase, but at which point comes this EventHandler into the play?
kind regards,
Jörg
ebin_Aby
ebin_Aby
13-09-2017
In my senerio onclick of button start workflow and send the some parameters .
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
Jörg_Hoh
Employee
13-09-2017
Ok, understood.
I think you are confused by the term EventListener.
In the AEM (backend) world the term EventListener describes a functionality, which listens for OSGI events and performs certain activities when they happen. OSGI events are sent for many things in the system; for example when a page has been created, an event with the topic "com/day/cq/wcm/core/page" is being sent.
This Event handling has nothing to do with any kind of reaction to UI/frontend actions.
Does this help?
Jörg