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Siebel Business Process Framework: Task UI Guide > Overview of Siebel Task UI > About the Task EditorThe Task Editor is a graphical user interface in Siebel Tools that provides a declarative framework that helps you create a task UI. It allows you to use an object oriented programming language in an integrated development environment. You can select a step or connector from a palette and without releasing the selection, you can move different types of steps and connectors from a palette to a canvas. It minimizes scripting, allows for dynamic modification, and encourages you to use a hierarchical development strategy. The Task Editor is integrated with the Siebel Workflow Editor. It simplifies the work of supporting a business process that is complex and has a long life in a Siebel application. Example Task UI Flow in the Task EditorFigure 3 includes an example task UI flow that Siebel Tools displays in the Task Editor. Main Elements of the Task EditorFigure 4 includes the main elements of the Task Editor. Explanation of CalloutsThe Task Editor includes the following items:
For more information, see Using the Task Editor. Siebel Task UI and Siebel Workflow use the same or similar objects, such as a business service step or a decision point. Usage for the Task Editor is similar to usage for the Workflow Editor. For details about using the Workflow Editor, see Siebel Business Process Framework: Workflow Guide. |
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