Workflows:- To Customize default_submit.wft

pravs

I need to customize default_submit.wft workflow and needs to incorporate the functionality as:-

1)User selects file from the path :- Branch/workarea/folder1/xyz and click submit
2)The workflow checks if file belongs a list of folders from a xml file , workflow submit file to staging , without showing any custom choices or menus.
If the file does not belongs to list in the folder listing xml file thn workflow show customs menus ie listing of origin folders to corresponding destination folders.
3)User selects origin folder and destination folder and clicks submit.
4) Workflow submits the files to staging of the same branch and also copies a file to destination folder in different branch.
5) Workflow submits the file to staging on destination branch.

Can anybody help me to create this workflow as i m new to workflows.

Adam Stoller

I need to customize default_submit.wft workflow and needs to incorporate the functionality as:- 1)User selects file from the path :- Branch/workarea/folder1/xyz and click submit 2)The workflow checks if file belongs a list of folders from a xml file , workflow submit file to staging , without showing any custom choices or menus. If the file does not belongs to list in the folder listing xml file thn workflow show customs menus ie listing of origin folders to corresponding destination folders. 3)User selects origin folder and destination folder and clicks submit. 4) Workflow submits the files to staging of the same branch and also copies a file to destination folder in different branch. 5) Workflow submits the file to staging on destination branch. Can anybody help me to create this workflow as i m new to workflows.

This can be done - but should be done by either making a copy of the existing workflow and placing the copy in your own sub-directory of local/config/wft (as opposed to editing the OOTB WFT in-place) - or by creating your own brand new WFT, also in your own sub-directory of local/config/wft.

If anyone here provides you the code - consider yourself lucky - this is the kind of thing that most of us actually get paid for - so asking someone to do it for free is a bit insulting.

Instead, you should read the manuals and/or take a training course - or hire someone with the abilities to do it for you.