Package com.axelor.meta.schema.workflows

package com.axelor.meta.schema.workflows
  • Class
    Description
    AbstractCallNode
    What <call> and <subflow> share: everything but where the child graph comes from.
    AbstractEventNode
    What <wait> and <boundary> share: the trigger they wait on, a timer ( delay + unit, or until), a condition (when), a message with a key, or a signal, and the node to continue to once it fires.
    AbstractWorkflowNode
    The shared base of workflow nodes: id, title and description; positions live in the workflow's Layout.
    AgentNode
    Invokes an AI agent (ref) with the <prompt> template, then continues to next.
    BoundaryNode
    A way out of the node named by host that the host's own trigger may never provide, such as "escalate after 7 days".
    CallNode
    Runs the workflow named by ref, a definition in its own right with its own identity, model and revision.
    CommentMode
    Which action(s) require a comment: neither (none), only complete, only reject, or both (always).
    DelayUnit
    Time unit for a workflow time trigger (<start unit="...">).
    EmailNode
     
    EndNode
    The walk stops here.
    EventKind
    What a <wait> or <boundary> is triggered by.
    EventKind.Family
    What a trigger asks of the author, and what the runtime does with it.
    Flow
    One outgoing flow of a SplitNode: an optional when, the target next, and whether it is the default.
    JoinNode
    A join: for names the some/all SplitNode it closes, one join per such split.
    JoinWait
    What a <join> waits for: all (every selected branch arrives or ends), any (the first arrival continues, the rest are cancelled), or quorum (the first quorum="N" arrivals continue, the rest are cancelled).
    Layout
    The designer's drawing of a workflow: node positions and edge routes.
    LayoutEdge
    How one edge is drawn.
    LayoutGroup
    Where one graph's nodes and edges are drawn: the workflow's own, or a subflow body's.
    LayoutNode
    Where one node sits on the canvas.
    LayoutPoint
    One point of an edge's route, its ends included, relative to the edge's source node.
    LayoutScope
    The drawing of one subflow's body, keyed by the subflow's id.
    MessageExpect
    How many subscribers a <send> expects.
    OutputField
    One field of the answer an AgentNode expects: rendered into the prompt and checked against the answer before any node reads agent.result.
    OutputOption
    One value an <agent> answer's string field may take, told to the model and checked in the answer.
    OutputType
    The JSON type an <agent> answer's field must have: the types JSON itself distinguishes.
    RepeatPolicy
    Re-fire policy for a workflow trigger (<start repeat="...">).
    ScriptNode
    Runs its script body (the element text), then continues to next.
    SendNode
    Announces something by name: with message, to every run waiting on that name and this key; with signal, to every run listening for the name.
    SplitMode
    How a <split> chooses among its flows, in BPMN terms: one (XOR, the first matching flow, or the default), some (OR, every matching flow, or the default), all (AND, every flow, unconditionally).
    SplitNode
    A split.
    StartNode
    The workflow's entry and its trigger: on (create, update, timer, manual) or message, with when, watch, repeat, and delay/unit for a timer.
    SubflowNode
    Runs the graph written inside it, in the caller's run: its nodes are its children.
    TaskNode
    A human task: the walk parks until a person completes it, then continues to next.
    TriggerKind
    How a workflow fires (<start on>); the bound counterpart of the stored WorkflowTrigger.
    WaitNode
    The walk parks here until a timer elapses (delay + unit, or until), a condition holds (when), or a message with a key, or a signal, arrives; then it continues to next.
    Workflow
    One workflow definition.
    WorkflowNode
    Common type for all nodes in a workflow graph.