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- Authoring in OO Designer
- Authoring Flows
- Creating or Editing a Flow
- Creating Steps in a Flow
- Creating Navigation Lines between Steps in a Flow
- Adding Result Steps to a Flow
- Defining Flow Properties
- Inputs
- Outputs
- Sensitive Flow Input, Output, and System Properties
- Results
- Defining Step Properties
- Editing the Expression of a Value for an Input or Output
- Extracting and Modifying Output Values
- Adding Decisions to a Flow
- Changing the Start Step
- Creating Flows with Loops
- View the CloudSlang Code
- YAML File Textual Representation
- Validating Flows
- Authoring Operations
- Authoring System Properties
- Authoring Flows
Authoring Flows
The major steps in creating a flow are:
- Create a new flow in the project. See Creating or Editing a Flow.
- Add steps to the flow. Each step is an instance of an operation or another flow. See Creating Steps in a Flow.
- Create navigation lines to connect between steps. See Creating Navigation Lines between Steps in a Flow.
- Add result steps (success, failure, custom) to the end points of the flow. See Adding Result Steps to a Flow.
- Set up inputs and outputs for the flow. See Defining Flow Properties.
- Set up the values of inputs and outputs for steps. See Defining Step Properties.
- Change the start step. See Changing the Start Step.
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Create flows with loops. See Creating Flows with Loops.
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