Developer Summit - Workflow Service Lab

Karen Weir

Developer Lab 103 - Workflow Service

Learn to use some of the Information Management services by configuring, deploying and testing a workflow.

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Yesterday we had the pleasure of hosting one of the first developer labs of the Partner/Developer summit where we took students through a series of steps that resulted in them building and testing their first application powered by the OpenText Developer Cloud. Students started by signing up for a free trial (if they had not done so previously), they then defined a Contract document type definition in our Content Metadata Service and a Contract Approval workflow in our Workflow Service before going on and testing it in a pre-built React/Node application which we provided. As expected this was a lot to do in just 60 minutes and not everyone was able to complete the whole lab in the time, but the students were able to continue on their own after the allotted time was up.

If you are attending any of the other days this week why not join us for either of the repeat labs #103 or #104.

The good news for those of you who are not able to join us is that we will be making the materials available in the form of a full tutorial very soon including the sample application that you will be able to run locally, to get the full experience from the comfort of your own favourite developer chair!

Nick King - Director of Product Management for the Workflow Service

Karen Weir

Sounds like a great session @nking !

For any of you who joined Nick, you can keep the conversation going here. Remember to bookmark this post to receive email notifications for updates on the session and the forthcoming materials.

Karen Weir

Tutorial - Sample Application

This example shows how to develop an application in React which allows to upload a document, store document related data and use a workflow to automate a simple approval step.

This tutorial also includes access to the sample project in the public OpenText GitHub repository.  

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