Workflow Tracking about workflow-core HOT 5 CLOSED

Hello Daniel. The project I’m working on uses WorkflowCore on the back-end with Net Core/ASP.Net Web Api and Sql Server. The front end is Angular 2 and Google Material Design and many adjunct libraries. It’s an enterprise application called Proximity that manages the procurement and distribution of things directly to employees of multi-location, distributed organizations (i.e., uniforms, safety equipment, replacement parts, tools, etc., etc.). The software will negate the need for organizations to manage their own central (expensive/cumbersome/prone-to-failure) inventory systems. Workflows are central to this application since there are numerous complex approval processes, order handling processes, catalog/program management processes, etc. It will eventually be deployed on Azure. I’m pretty proficient on Angular 2/Material UI. Please let me know if I can help with the Admin UI. That would definitely be the area that I could be of most use. Finally, on the topic of workflow tracking, thanks for your response. I’ll check out the code that you’ve mentioned and let you know if that will work. If you have any ideas regarding a browser-based UI for in-flight workflows (i.e., diagram that shows the overall workflow structure and the current state of each step (perhaps color coded). Includes, perhaps, step completion information such as date/time, exceptions and even user-defined information such as the name of the player who initiated the event/trigger). Please let know if this is something that is worth pursuing. I would be very interested in providing end-users with a visual representation of any of the many long-running workflows that will be active at any given time. Thanks again for your incredibly work on this. Jeff