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Use of Usertask in WFM -- New to WF

chnkumar

Hi experts,

Please tel me use of usertask where it can be used in WF.

I am new to WF

I am using WFM

Thanks in advance

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Adam Stoller

Hi experts,

Please tel me use of usertask where it can be used in WF.

I am new to WF

I am using WFM

Thanks in advance

First, What do you think the "use of a usertask is within a workflow" and where do you think it can be used in a workflow?

Try and answer that before someone just blurts out the answers...

Second, get a copy of the TeamSite Workflow Developer's Guide (Support site, requires access) - and read it.

Third, consider getting training.

Migrateduser

I would say get training first. If you are needing to ask that most basic of questions right off the bat, you need training. Fast.

ShashankJain

Although people have already suggested you for the training , what i feel try developing a very basic workflow ,you will get to know all the details.

I am sharing a hint, WFM stops user at the user task and ask his/her inputs.

Migrateduser

what i feel try developing a very basic workflow ,you will get to know all the details.

That is a steaming pile of BS. There are many important details that you will never get by trial and error. And it's not fair to expect people in this forum to train someone for nothing. If you took a job that you are not qualified for, then you need to be responsible for that and pay for your own training. If you were given a job you are not qualified for, your employer should pay for your training.

nipper

That is a steaming pile of BS. There are many important details that you will never get by trial and error. And it's not fair to expect people in this forum to train someone for nothing. If you took a job that you are not qualified for, then you need to be responsible for that and pay for your own training. If you were given a job you are not qualified for, your employer should pay for your training.

Why do I think of the blind leading the blind and Smitty yelling turn at the cliff

:-)

Adam Stoller

Why do I think of the blind leading the blind and Smitty yelling turn at the cliff

:-)

Is that before, or just after, the lemmings have started jumping? :-)