Task Flow Styles

Use the Task Flow Styles page to manage upgraded task flow styles for all portals (if accessed through the Shared Assets page) or for the current portal (if accessed through the Assets page).

Task flow styles describe the layout of a newly created task flow. Out-of-the-box, WebCenter Portal comes with two built-in task flow styles.

Only users with the application-level permission Create, Edit, and Delete Mashup Styles can manage shared task flow styles. Users with the portal-level permission Create, Edit, and Delete Assets (simple permissions model) or Create, Edit, and Delete Mashup Styles (detailed permissions model) can manage portal-level task flow styles.

Element	Description
Delete	Click to delete the currently selected task flow style. More You cannot delete a built-in task flow style.
Upload	Click to open the Upload New Task Flow Style dialog, where you can enter the name of an AAR file to use to import a custom task flow style into WebCenter Portal. More The AAR file can be located on the local file system or the file system on a server.
Download	Click to open the Download dialog, where you can export the selected task flow style to an AAR file on your local file system or the file system on a server. The AAR file can then be edited in tools such as JDeveloper. More Tip: You cannot download a built-in task flow style, but you can create a copy of a built-in task flow style and download that.
Actions menu	Click to choose one of the following actions:
Copy	Click to create a copy of the selected task flow style. More When you create a copy, the copy is initially hidden regardless of the show or hide status of the original task flow style.
Security Settings	Click to open the Security Settings dialog, where you can grant manage and update permissions to selected users and roles on the selected task flow style. More
Show Properties	Click to open the Show Properties dialog, where you can view information about the selected task flow style, such as the display name, description, asset ID, metadata file location, creation date, and so on. More
Edit Source	Click to directly edit the source code of the task flow style. More
Edit Properties	Click to open the Edit Properties dialog, where you can update the name, description, icon URI, category, and custom attributes of the selected task flow style. More For shared assets, you can also choose whether or not to expose the task flow style in the Home portal or other portals. More
Filter	Enter a full or partial search string then click to refresh the list with all the task flow styles for which a match is found in the Display Name or Description. To clear the current search string and display all task flow styles, click .
Refresh	Click to refresh the list of task flow styles.
Task Flow Styles	Lists task flow styles. Click a task flow style name to preview the task flow style. Click Close to exit Preview mode. More The icon next to a task flow style name indicates that the task flow style is a shared task flow style that is available for use in the current portal.
Available	Select to indicate whether the task flow style is published or not. More A check mark () indicates that the task flow style is published and available for others to use. An empty check box () indicates that the task flow style is not yet published.
Modified By	Displays the user name of the user who last edited the task flow style and the date and time at which the changes were made.
Actions	There are no additional actions for task flow styles.