Workflow

Public Group | Founded: 12 Jan 2010 | Serving 609 members

This group provides a one-stop shop for everything Workflow—from example workflows and templates to videos and user forums.

This group is sponsored by the Symantec Workflow team. This means that any templates or videos posted to this group are either from us, or approved by us. We have put together hours of video, miles of documents, and spent months—no—years to bring you the best information on Workflow processes and integration. Join our group to get the basics, and stay with us as we guide you through your journey into complete process automation.

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New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Label

Component definition This component allows you to add arbitrary unformatted text to your process model. This can be used to provider headers/labels for groups of components. It could also be used to provide pseudo-code describing the logic of a flow. It could even be used to provide a todo lis

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Rectangle

Component definition This component allows you to draw a bounding rectangle (or rounded rectangle) on your process model. It is primarily used to group a related collection of components together. You can control the color and width of the border. Component icon [Insert component icon

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Arrow

Component definition This component allows you to draw arrows on your process model. For example, this could be used to connect an annotation describing a component to that component. Arrows may be on drawn on either end of the line, both ends or neither (effectively drawing a line). It is wor

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Is Leap Year

Component definition This component will return a boolean value indicating if a given year is a leap year or not. For example, 1997 would return false but 2000 would return true. Component icon [Insert component icon Image file here.] Definition of component input value or values

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Get Millisecond

Component definition This component retrieves the milliseconds portion of a date time value. For example, this component would return 13 for "12/1/2013 7:34:56.013AM". Component icon [Insert component icon Image file here.] Definition of component input value or values

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Get Second

Component definition This component retrieves the seconds portion of a date time value. For example, this component would return 56 for "12/1/2013 7:34:56AM". Component icon [Insert component icon Image file here.] Definition of component input value or values Conf

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Get Minute

Component definition This component retrieves the minutes portion of a date time value. For example, this component would return 34 for "12/1/2013 7:34:56AM". Component icon [Insert component icon Image file here.] Definition of component input value or values Conf

New article 12 Apr 2013

SymantecWorkflowTeam posted: Get Hour

Component definition This component retrieves the hours portion of a date time value. For example, this component would return 7 for "12/1/2013 7:34:56AM". Component icon [Insert component icon Image file here.] Definition of component input value or values Configu

download comment 11 Apr 2013

TGiles commented on: Workflow Template - DLP vShield VM Quarantine

The VM SDK is a VMware product. You would need to check their site.

discussion comment 10 Apr 2013

chaotech commented on: Incident Managment Resolve button does nothing.

Check out the solution post for this article. Might be what you are running into. There is also a project on connect or swat somewhere that closes 'orphaned' incidents. We've had a few, and it works great. Not sure if ...