Template Element (WorkflowConfig)

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Contains the information necessary for a declarative rules-based, code-free workflow editor, such as Office SharePoint Designer 2007, to generate a workflow template in Windows SharePoint Services.

<Template
  BaseID="Text"
  DocLibID="Text"
  XomlID="Text" | "Integer"
  XomlHref="Text"
  XomlVersion="Text"
  RulesID="Text" | "Integer"
  RulesHref="Text"
  RulesVersion="Text"
>
</Template>

Attributes

Attribute

Description

DocLibID

Required Text. Specifies the GUID of the document library that contains the workflow markup (.xoml) file and, if necessary, the rules markup (xoml.rules) file.

BaseID

Required Text. Specifies the GUID used to uniquely identify this workflow. The BaseID is the same for all versions of the workflow.

XomlID

Optional Integer. An optional way to uniquely identify the workflow markup file. This attribute must equal the ID property of the item in the document library.

If present, this attribute is used, rather than the XomlHref attribute.

XomlVersion

Required Text. Specifies the version of the workflow markup file to use when creating an instance of this workflow.

XomlHref

Required Text. Specifies the path to the workflow markup file. The path specified must be relative to the location of the workflow configuration file.

RulesID

Optional Integer. An optional way to uniquely identify the workflow rules file. This attribute must equal the ID property of the item in the document library.

If present, this attribute is used, rather than the RulesHref attribute.

RulesVersion

Required Text. Specifies the version of the workflow rules file, in there is one, to use when creating an instance of this workflow.

RulesHref

Required Text. Specifies the path to the workflow rules markup file. The path specified must be relative to the location of the workflow configuration file.

Child Elements

None.

Parent Elements

WorkflowConfig Element

Remarks

Applications created to work as a declarative rules-based, code-free workflow editor can use the AssociateWorkflowMarkup method of the websvcWebPartPages Web Service to create a workflow template and associate it to a SharePoint list specifying a workflow markup file, a workflow configuration file, and optionally, a workflow rules markup file.

For more information about creating an application that can act as a declarative rules-based, code-free workflow editor, see Creating Declarative, No-Code Workflow Editors.

Example

The following example shows a Template element for a workflow configuration.

<Template
    BaseID="{68B99644-EDCE-4988-9D11-7FD5CCAE09CC}"
    DocLibID="{74FAE22C-0176-46DF-AA12-988CE79C8889}"
    XomlHref="Workflows/Notify Me/Notify Me.xoml"
    XomlVersion="V3.0"
    RulesHref="Workflows/Notify Me/Notify Me.xoml.rules"
    RulesVersion="V3.0"
>

See Also

Concepts

Workflow Development for Windows SharePoint Services

Creating Declarative, No-Code Workflow Editors

Workflow Configuration Schema Overview

Office SharePoint Designer 2007 Overview