Portlet
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The Portlet allows you to retrieve information from the WorkflowGen User Portal homepage.
The results received from HTTP are stored in XML RSS format and classified by category. This format allows the processing and presentation of the data with any language able to read and parse XML content.
You can reach the content generated by the Portlet module with the following URL: http://yoursite/wfgen/show.aspx?QUERY=SHOW_RSS
.
Retrieve all categories for the user whose username is johnd
:
Retrieve the actions to do (normal and overdue) for the user whose username is johnd
:
Retrieve information relative to the HR
category for the current user:
To connect to the Portlet module, you must use an account that has access to the WorkflowGen User Portal (e.g. wfgen_admin
).
You must remove the domain name from the username when calling the Portlet module if the usernames are prefixed by the domain name (see User Management for more information).
Official information about the RSS 2.0 standard is available at http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/tech/rss.
The available categories are as follows:
Note: If a category is empty at runtime, it is not added to the RSS content.
When an error occurs, the HTTP status of the page is modified and a runtime error will be displayed with a custom number.
The following errors can occur during the execution of the script:
Parameter
Description
USERNAME
Retrieve data for this user. The current login is assumed if this parameter is missing.
Example: wfgen_admin
CATEGORY
List of categories to retrieve separated by ;
(semicolon). If this parameter is missing, all the available categories are returned.
Example: REQUEST_RUNNING_NB;ACTION_TODO_NB
PROCESS
Allows content to be filtered by some specific processes. Specify the names of the processes separated by ;
(semicolon).
Example: LEAVE_APPLICATION
PROCESS_CATEGORY
Allows content to be filtered by some specific process categories. Specify the names of the categories separated by ;
(semicolon).
Example: HR
SHOW_NEW_REQUEST
Retrieve the list of processes that the current user can launch.
Example: Y
XSL
Path of the XSL sheet used to transform the RSS content.
Example: http://yoursite/portlet.xsl
Name
Path
Description
channel
rss
Root node
title
rss/channel
Channel title
Example: WorkflowGen
description
rss/channel
Channel description
Example: WorkflowGen
pubdate
rss/channel
Channel content publication date
language
rss/channel
Channel language
item
rss/channel
Categories container node
title
rss/channel/item
Category title
link
rss/channel/item
Contextual link of the category in WorkflowGen
description
rss/channel/item
Category value
category
rss/channel/item
Category name
Name
Description
REQUEST_RUNNING_NB
Number of ongoing requests
REQUEST_RUNNING_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue ongoing requests
ACTION_TODO_NB
Number of actions to do
ACTION_TODO_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue actions to do
ACTION_TEAM_NB
Number of team actions to do
ACTION_TEAM_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue team actions to do
ACTION_TOASSIGN_NB
Number of actions to assign
ACTION_TOASSIGN_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue actions to assign
REQUEST_CLOSED_NB
Number of requests closed since my last visit
REQUEST_CLOSED_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue requests closed since my last visit
REQUEST_TOFOLLOW_NB
Number of requests to follow
REQUEST_TOFOLLOW_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue requests to follow
ACTION_TOFOLLOW_NB
Number of actions to follow
ACTION_TOFOLLOW_OVERDUE_NB
Number of overdue actions to follow
NEW_REQUEST
List of available processes that the user can launch
Error
Description
Number
HTTP status
Unable to connect to the database
The database is unavailable.
100
500
Unknown user
The username passed through the USERNAME
parameter does not correspond to an existing WorkflowGen user.
101
500
Error during the execution of the request <CATEGORY>
An error occurred during the execution of the SQL request corresponding to the <CATEGORY>
category.
102
500