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Exchange Workflow Reference

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This section provides information about the behind-the-scenes structure of workflow applications and the Workflow Designer for Exchange Server infrastructure.

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  • Event Types
    There are two sets of event types in workflow: the event sink uses the CdoWfEventType enumeration when it calls the Advance method of the IprocessInstance Interface (workflow engine), and the Action Table uses event types to characterize document transitions.
  • ActionTable Property
    This contains the state-transition rules for a workflow process definition, stored as an ADO Recordset. This is the central part of a workflow application.
  • SQL Server Workflow Reference
    This section provides information about the behind-the-scenes structure of workflow applications and the infrastructure of the Workflow Designer for SQL Server
  • Digital Dashboard Reference
    You can use Digital Dashboards to provide a customized display of information that is specific to your user but consolidated from a variety of information sources.
  • Developing Workflow Applications for Exchange Server
    Generally, the term "workflow" is used to describe applications that are modeled as business processes. Typical workflow applications include forms routing/approval, document review/publishing, and issue tracking.