Placeholder activities and in-lining of code editors in workflow designer
AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsKushal Shah, Pravin R. Indurkar, Ramrajprabu Balasubramanian
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AssigneeMicrosoft Corporation
InventorsKushal Shah, Pravin R. Indurkar, Ramrajprabu Balasubramanian
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Developing a declarative workflow application. In a first instance of a workflow designer application, user input is received defining a declarative workflow definition with workflow elements. Some of the workflow elements may be dummy workflow elements having no underlying imperative code. This declarative workflow definition can be provided to a developer. The developer can cause the workflow definition to be loaded into a second instance of a workflow designer application where it is graphically displayed. The developer can provider user input in the second instance of the workflow designer selecting workflow elements to be replaced. Workflow elements can be replaced with existing replacement workflow elements, or by workflow elements developed by the developer to replace selected elements. Embodiments may also include the ability to in-line imperative code editors instantiated by selecting workflow elements to replace.
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