

Specifies the content type ID of the content type assigned to the workflow task list.įor more information about task forms, see Workflow Task Forms (Windows SharePoint Services).įor more information about association and initiation forms, see Workflow Association and Initiation Forms (Windows SharePoint Services).

SharePoint Foundation does not support link fix-up in workflow template definitions. All form path URLs must be expressed in one of these formats for example, an absolute path, such as " or a server-relative path, such as "/layouts/page.aspx". Note: SharePoint Foundation supports absolute or server-relative paths in the workflow template definition. For example:ĪssociationURL = MyWkflAssociationPage.aspx Set the value of the AssociationURL attribute to the custom form page you want to use for workflow association. Specifies the URL of the association form for this workflow. Specifies the globally unique identifier (GUID) for the workflow. The workflow description can be up to 256 characters long. Specifies the workflow description to be displayed in the SharePoint Foundation interface. This should include the namespace of the class. Workflow is defined as the automated movement of documents or items through a sequence of actions or tasks that are related to a business process. Specifies the name of the workflow class in the code-beside file used to generate the workflow assembly.
#USING TEXT WORKFLOW SHAREPOINT CODE#
Specifies the strong name of the code beside assembly. The workflow name can be up to 256 characters long. Specifies the workflow name that is displayed in the SharePoint Foundation interface. The following sections describe attributes, child elements, and parent elements.
