Categories: Charting, Workflow
Author: Lassalle Technologies
Latest version: 2.1Added 2006-04-25Updated 2007-01-03
Windows Forms control for creating interactive flowcharts and workflow diagrams.AddFlow for .NET is useful when you need to display and use relationships between objects in your application: workflow diagrams, database diagrams, communication networks, organizational charts, process flows, state transitions diagrams, telephone call centers, CRM (Customer Relationship Management), expert systems, graph theory, quality control...100% managed code.
Categories: Workflow
Author: Aspose
Latest version: 1.2.0.0Added 2005-10-14Updated 2006-06-08
Non-graphical component that provides a workflow engine along with a set of industry standard workflow objects.The heart of Aspose.Workflow is built around the WFMC standard and utilizes XPDL definitions in order to manage workflow information.Features include:- WFMC XPDL 1.0 schema is supported- Supports full validation of XPDL elements like Package, Process and Activity etc.- Export or import XML file in XPDL format- Supports Package/Process level variables- Normal activity (automatic,manual) is supported- Supports Join/Split activity- Calling external application/ToolAgent is supported- User or Group Management and participant mapping is supported- Supports user based worklist or task management- Supports Microsoft Access 2000 or greater, SQL Server 2000 or greater, Oracle 9i or greater
Latest version: 2.1Added 2009-11-12
Hierarchical state machine.Stateless allows you to create state machines and lightweight state machine-based workflows directly in .NET code.Most standard state machine constructs are supported:- Generic support for states and triggers of any .NET type (numbers, strings, enums, etc.)- Hierarchical states- Entry/exit events for states- Guard clauses to support conditional transitions- IntrospectionSome extensions are also provided:- Ability to store state externally (for example, in a property tracked by Linq to SQL)- Parameterised triggers- Reentrant states