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Editing Task Flows

In building tasks, you can use many different types of steps. For a description of the various types of tasks, see Task Step. You build the sequence of steps that comprise a task flow by configuring the task using the Task Designer. For more information about the Task Designer, see About the Task Designer.

Information on configuring tasks is organized as follows:

• Configuring Task Step Context
• Controlling Step Display
• Configuring Task View Steps
• Configuring Business Service Steps
• Configuring Commit Steps
• Configuring Start Steps and End Steps
• Configuring Siebel Operation Steps
• Configuring Subtask Steps
• Connecting Task Steps
• About Branching
• Configuring Input and Output Arguments for Task Steps
• System Task Properties
• Configuring Task Properties
• Configuring Task Metrics
• Configuring Task Chapters
• Configuring Error Steps
• Configuring Task Event Handlers
• Associating Tasks with a Business Object Instance
• Configuring the Inbox Context Field
• Initiating a Long-Running Workflow

Task Properties

Task properties are displayed in the Properties window when no task step or connector is selected in the Task Designer. For a description of the properties of the Task object, see the Siebel Object Types Reference.

Task Step Properties

Task step properties are displayed in the Properties window when a task step is selected in the Task Designer. For a description of the properties of the Task Step object, see the Siebel Object Types Reference.

NOTE:  Not every property applies to every type of step. The Properties window displays only the properties applicable to the currently selected step.