Workflow Handbook 1997

Summary

The Workflow Reference Model, which describes the Workflow Client Application Programming Interface, and the WAPI Naming Conventions, which describe the workflow client application programming interface, are presented.

Keywords

Workflow, Workflow technology, XPDL, Workflow management system, Workflow engine

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