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Jetfire WebParts provide a powerful and elegant GUI for displaying your custom written workflows in a Web Browser. Using the Jetfire language - an open source, object oriented, scripting language - makes writing persistent programs (workflows) very easy to write and maintain. Over 30 WebParts make it easy to display workflows designed with the Jetfire language.
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Workflow Cell Display Part
Workflows are sorted by date and displayed in a table.
Web Part Example
Workflows are displayed according to a definition contained in an xml document. Each Property that is displayed in the table is mapped to a cell with prefixes and punctuation added as appropriate.
e.g. in the BusinessEvent workflow class, Properties displayed are:
- Date – displayed in cell 1 and separate by a ‘;’
- Time – displayed in cell 1
- FocusGroup – displayed in cell 2
- Subject – displayed in cell 3 with a new line following it
- Location – displayed in cell 3 with a new line following it
- ContactPhone – displayed in cell 3, with a ‘(T)’ prefix
Edit Properties of the Web Part
The Web Part may be edited. It has the standard properties of a Jetfire Web Part. Additional custom edit properties include:
- Workflow Name – the class name of the workflows that are displayed in the cell
- Date Field Name – the name of the Date Property that is used to sort the workflows.
- Text CssClass – the cascade style used to display the odd workflow.
- Alt Text CssClass – the cascade style used to display the even workflow.
- Header CssClass – the cascade style used to display the header row.
- Show Commands – allows the user to show an Export command. If shown, then workflows may be exported directly into an Excel Spreadsheet.
- Start Date – the Month and Year to display as the first selection in the drop down list.
- End Date – the Month and year to display as the last selection in the drop down list.
- Workflows Default Url – Workflows are displayed in cells according to the definition of properties found in an xml file at this url.
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