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How to identify the command through which WF is instantiated?

SE123

Hi,

In my WFT I want to perform different operations based on the commands through which WF has been initiated like through new_job or through submit etc. Can someone suggest that how can we do that in WFT.

Thanks in advance.

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Migrateduser

Why? Just curious.

ISCBorisB

Hi,

In my WFT I want to perform different operations based on the commands through which WF has been initiated like through new_job or through submit etc. Can someone suggest that how can we do that in WFT.

Thanks in advance.

You can perhaps get opener.location.href in the WFT Instantiation screen and pass it on through TAG_info
Entry, either as is or as some flag set by your Java Script code. In the CCPRO WFT "New Job" case it'll be
something like "Your_Domain/iw-cc/command/iw.group.new_job".

Question is, why bother? You need different processing for submit, so why not make a different wft for it?

Migrateduser

Another solution, which is sort of a duct tape solution, would be to use the same wft, but expose it under two different names. Then your code can check the value of iw_template_name. That said, I'm inclined to agree with Boris.