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Siebel Business Process Framework: Workflow Guide > Using the Siebel Workflow Development Environment > Using the Process Designer > Making a Workflow Process EditableThe canvas color in the Process Designer indicates that the workflow process is editable:
If a workflow process is editable, then you can modify it in a variety of ways, such as adding and removing steps and connectors, or changing step and connector properties. For more information, see Using the Process Designer. To make a workflow process editable
Data That a Workflow Process Can Access During ConfigurationThe data objects that are available for use as you design your workflow process originate in the Siebel repository. A change in the repository data is immediately available for you to use in a workflow process without the requirement to compile the SRF. You can use configuration data, such as a business component field or other repository information, while you create your workflow process. Consider the following examples:
Run-time data is not available for you to use while you define a workflow process, such as an account name, ZIP code, or other transactional data. To use run-time data when you define a workflow process, you can make the data available through a process property. If necessary, you can use an unbounded drop-down list to hard code run-time data into your workflow process. For more information, see Using Process Properties. |
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