Quick Start Basics
  • 03 Nov 2020
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In previous Comflow versions, the navigator message image always started the My Worklist task. Now, there are a number of new properties on the sitedef tag which makes it possible to configure any task, only one however, to start when clicking the message image, which is configurable as well depending on choice of quickstart.constant.id.

The sitedef xml should look like this. The first two Navigation tags are just examples:

<Navigations id="desktop">
	<Navigation name="MyFunctions.navtree"/>
	<Navigation name="MySettings.navtree"/>
	<Navigation name="Core.navtree"/>
	<Properties>
		<Property name="quickstart.constant.metadata.id" value="CACORE"/>
		<Property name="quickstart.constant.id" value="navigator.worklist"/>
		<Property name="quickstart.task" value="AsynchWorkflow/MyWorkListsV4"/>
		<Property name="quickstart.initial.tab" value="MyWorkListsV443"/>
		<Property name="quickstart.message.badge" value="true"/>
	</Properties>
</Navigations>

Properties

NameDescription
quickstart.constant.metadata.idPoints to a repository metadata id.
quickstart.constant.idPoints to a constant in the repository. As of this version, the constant editor also enables to define an image for the constant. You can configure the constant to either show only text, image or textandimage. Hence, the message image is no longer hard coded.
quickstart.taskPoints to the task to run.
quickstart.initial.tabPoints to the portlet start tab, if any.
quickstart.message.badgeTells whether to show the message badge or not.

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