Drew Madelung will give a presentation on SharePoint Designer workflows at an online conference on June 17-18, 2015. He will discuss the evolution of SharePoint Designer, upgrading workflows from 2010 to 2013, new and deprecated workflow features between versions, and provide examples of workflows including tasks, stages, and using REST services. The presentation will also cover tips for custom actions, debugging workflows, and recommend some good starting workflow ideas.
Office365 Video - Learn it - Love it - Use it | Collab365Drew Madelung
What’s the easiest and safest way to share training videos, company updates, and messages from the CEO to all of the employees in your organization? Office 365 Video is a quickly evolving NextGen portal that can help bring your company to the modern workplace.
In this session I will go through what Office 365 Video is and some of the key scenarios where it can be utilized. Office 365 Video is also changing quickly and this session will also bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and anything that is identified in the upcoming roadmap.
How to implement SharePoint in your organizationSPC Adriatics
Speaker: Joško Ivankov;
SharePoint has a large number of options, which is great because it covers a lot functionality, but it also presents a problem in choosing the right functionality for a particular purpose, and also the order of implementation. In this session, based on our practical experience in many implementations of intranet (T-HT, Podravka, HEP, Zagreb airport…) and business applications on SharePoint, we will propose the best way for the introduction of SharePoint in your organization. You will find out quick wins in implementing SharePoint that users will love, and how to set up the basic structure and integration for future (sure) growth of SharePoint implementation.
OneDrive for Business Administration Security Compliance Boston Office 365 Us...Oliver Bartholdson
Boston Office 365 User Group Presentation. Includes a technical overview of the administration, security and compliance features of OneDrive for Business and Office 365. Real world examples and sample scripts included.
Office365 Video - Learn it - Love it - Use it | Collab365Drew Madelung
What’s the easiest and safest way to share training videos, company updates, and messages from the CEO to all of the employees in your organization? Office 365 Video is a quickly evolving NextGen portal that can help bring your company to the modern workplace.
In this session I will go through what Office 365 Video is and some of the key scenarios where it can be utilized. Office 365 Video is also changing quickly and this session will also bring everyone up to speed on the most recent updates that Microsoft has rolled out and anything that is identified in the upcoming roadmap.
How to implement SharePoint in your organizationSPC Adriatics
Speaker: Joško Ivankov;
SharePoint has a large number of options, which is great because it covers a lot functionality, but it also presents a problem in choosing the right functionality for a particular purpose, and also the order of implementation. In this session, based on our practical experience in many implementations of intranet (T-HT, Podravka, HEP, Zagreb airport…) and business applications on SharePoint, we will propose the best way for the introduction of SharePoint in your organization. You will find out quick wins in implementing SharePoint that users will love, and how to set up the basic structure and integration for future (sure) growth of SharePoint implementation.
OneDrive for Business Administration Security Compliance Boston Office 365 Us...Oliver Bartholdson
Boston Office 365 User Group Presentation. Includes a technical overview of the administration, security and compliance features of OneDrive for Business and Office 365. Real world examples and sample scripts included.
SharePoint Designer Workflows - Nuts, Bolts and ExamplesDrew Madelung
This session will touch on all different aspects of SharePoint Designer workflows. Whether you are just getting started with your first workflow or want to see some cool complex examples, this session is for you!
The key areas this session will cover are:
• Differences between SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows
• Getting started with SharePoint Designer workflows
• Great workflow features you might not be using
• My handy tips and tricks
• Real world examples of when you can use workflows
Prepare for SharePoint 2016 - IT Pro best practices for managing your SharePo...Toni Frankola
SharePoint has come a long way since the first release in 2001. As the product evolves so does our understanding of how to plan, install, operate and manage a SharePoint farm. In this session, we are going to discuss the entire process that starts with the SharePoint capacity planning all the way to the successful management of a SharePoint farm. We also going to discuss the most common best practices and help you avoid some most common pitfalls. The best practices outlined in this session are something that should be applied to farms large and small. To keep you up to the with the new SharePoint 2016, we are going to spend a fair amount of time discussing some of the current hot scenarios like MinRoles in SharePoint 2016, automated installation with PowerShell and SharePoint Online hybrids.
OneDrive For Business - What's new for IT Administrators and End-usersLearning SharePoint
For DIRECT DOWNLOADS (pptx and pdf) - http://goo.gl/LhnVoy
In this slide deck we discuss OneDrive for business tasks for Office 365 Admins such as Pr-provisioning OneDrive sites, IT admin set storage quota for onedrive sites, Control External Sharing using PowerShell, SYNC client commands for blocking end-user PCs not connected to safe domains, blocking file extensions and more..
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Presented by www.LearningSharePoint.com
A detailed guide for provisioning a SharePoint 2016 farm in azure. This also includes Introduction to Azure IaaS basics and IP addresses used with Azure VMs
Training – Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document M...Suhail Jamaldeen
Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document Management. The course was based on 55029BC but customized and focused only for SharePoint Online.
The long awaited SharePoint 2016 is finally coming! As Microsoft is expected to release in the Spring of 2016, Benjamin Niaulin, Office Servers & Services MVP at Sharegate, gives us the grand tour of the new SharePoint features!
OneDrive for Business for Administrators - SPS New York 2018Drew Madelung
OneDrive for Business (OD4B) is a key workload in Office 365 and can be an integral part of your collaboration strategy. OD4B provides a cloud location to store, share, and sync your work files and then work with them from any device. Microsoft has spent a lot of effort to get a rock-solid solution including a well-oiled sync engine together.
Whether you are looking to roll-out OneDrive for Business or are already are utilizing it, there are a lot of important things that you should know about administration. This session will go through things such as:
• When to use it and when not to
• Sync capabilities and restrictions
• Overall limits, guidance, and best practices
• Security capabilities from the user to the tenant
• Reporting
• What’s new for administration
Essentials for the SharePoint Power User - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016Drew Madelung
Are you a newly minted site owner and you want to know how to get started? Or did your company just roll out SharePoint and you want to learn more about what it can do?
In this session, I will walk through what Power Users need to know when they become site administrators, champions, ninjas, or owners. I will be going through things at an overview level. I will go into detail on some areas in which I have seen the biggest gaps while working with different companies. This session will go through such things as:
· Managing security
· Managing libraries and lists
· Managing search
· What are the features available and what do they do?
· Building a useful site with pages, views and web parts
What's new in SharePoint 2016 for IT Professionals Webinar with CrowCanyonVlad Catrinescu
Start the New Year off right! Join Vlad Catrinescu, Microsoft MVP and president of vNext Solutions, as he helps you prepare for the coming release of SharePoint 2016. This latest version of SharePoint comes with a plethora of new features and promises greater stability and true hybrid readiness. As an IT Professional, you need to know what SharePoint 2016 has in it and how it will impact your SharePoint implementation.
In this webinar, Vlad will show you the new features and changes in 2016, covering such topic as:
• Depreciated Features
• New Topologies with MinRole
• User Profile + Microsoft Identity Manager / AD Import
• Cloud Search Service Application
• Zero Downtime Patching
• Upgrading to SharePoint 2016
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I've highlighted some of the many of the areas of change between SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013, in this deck which was presented at SharePoint Saturday UK 2013, along with demos.
Join Richard Harbridge for this fast paced in depth view of what’s coming in SharePoint Server 2016 and why those new features matter for IT Pros and what you can do to get ready for SharePoint Server 2016.
itgroove SharePoint consultants, Colin Phillips and Bruce Norman Smith, walk you through the list of recent announcements around SharePoint 2016 - and clarify what's coming, what's changing, what's disappearing and what's staying the same.
SharePoint Designer Workflows - Nuts, Bolts and ExamplesDrew Madelung
This session will touch on all different aspects of SharePoint Designer workflows. Whether you are just getting started with your first workflow or want to see some cool complex examples, this session is for you!
The key areas this session will cover are:
• Differences between SharePoint 2010 and 2013 workflows
• Getting started with SharePoint Designer workflows
• Great workflow features you might not be using
• My handy tips and tricks
• Real world examples of when you can use workflows
Prepare for SharePoint 2016 - IT Pro best practices for managing your SharePo...Toni Frankola
SharePoint has come a long way since the first release in 2001. As the product evolves so does our understanding of how to plan, install, operate and manage a SharePoint farm. In this session, we are going to discuss the entire process that starts with the SharePoint capacity planning all the way to the successful management of a SharePoint farm. We also going to discuss the most common best practices and help you avoid some most common pitfalls. The best practices outlined in this session are something that should be applied to farms large and small. To keep you up to the with the new SharePoint 2016, we are going to spend a fair amount of time discussing some of the current hot scenarios like MinRoles in SharePoint 2016, automated installation with PowerShell and SharePoint Online hybrids.
OneDrive For Business - What's new for IT Administrators and End-usersLearning SharePoint
For DIRECT DOWNLOADS (pptx and pdf) - http://goo.gl/LhnVoy
In this slide deck we discuss OneDrive for business tasks for Office 365 Admins such as Pr-provisioning OneDrive sites, IT admin set storage quota for onedrive sites, Control External Sharing using PowerShell, SYNC client commands for blocking end-user PCs not connected to safe domains, blocking file extensions and more..
For end-users, Sharing and Co-authoring scenarios, how SYNC file operation behaves between OneDrive for Business VS SYNCed folder, Audit reports to determine Sharing - Internal or External and SharePoint and OneDrive IPhone Apps!
Presented by www.LearningSharePoint.com
A detailed guide for provisioning a SharePoint 2016 farm in azure. This also includes Introduction to Azure IaaS basics and IP addresses used with Azure VMs
Training – Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document M...Suhail Jamaldeen
Introduction to SharePoint Online for Collaboration and Document Management. The course was based on 55029BC but customized and focused only for SharePoint Online.
The long awaited SharePoint 2016 is finally coming! As Microsoft is expected to release in the Spring of 2016, Benjamin Niaulin, Office Servers & Services MVP at Sharegate, gives us the grand tour of the new SharePoint features!
OneDrive for Business for Administrators - SPS New York 2018Drew Madelung
OneDrive for Business (OD4B) is a key workload in Office 365 and can be an integral part of your collaboration strategy. OD4B provides a cloud location to store, share, and sync your work files and then work with them from any device. Microsoft has spent a lot of effort to get a rock-solid solution including a well-oiled sync engine together.
Whether you are looking to roll-out OneDrive for Business or are already are utilizing it, there are a lot of important things that you should know about administration. This session will go through things such as:
• When to use it and when not to
• Sync capabilities and restrictions
• Overall limits, guidance, and best practices
• Security capabilities from the user to the tenant
• Reporting
• What’s new for administration
Essentials for the SharePoint Power User - SPTechCon San Francisco 2016Drew Madelung
Are you a newly minted site owner and you want to know how to get started? Or did your company just roll out SharePoint and you want to learn more about what it can do?
In this session, I will walk through what Power Users need to know when they become site administrators, champions, ninjas, or owners. I will be going through things at an overview level. I will go into detail on some areas in which I have seen the biggest gaps while working with different companies. This session will go through such things as:
· Managing security
· Managing libraries and lists
· Managing search
· What are the features available and what do they do?
· Building a useful site with pages, views and web parts
What's new in SharePoint 2016 for IT Professionals Webinar with CrowCanyonVlad Catrinescu
Start the New Year off right! Join Vlad Catrinescu, Microsoft MVP and president of vNext Solutions, as he helps you prepare for the coming release of SharePoint 2016. This latest version of SharePoint comes with a plethora of new features and promises greater stability and true hybrid readiness. As an IT Professional, you need to know what SharePoint 2016 has in it and how it will impact your SharePoint implementation.
In this webinar, Vlad will show you the new features and changes in 2016, covering such topic as:
• Depreciated Features
• New Topologies with MinRole
• User Profile + Microsoft Identity Manager / AD Import
• Cloud Search Service Application
• Zero Downtime Patching
• Upgrading to SharePoint 2016
Comparison of SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013Ian Woodgate
I've highlighted some of the many of the areas of change between SharePoint 2010 and SharePoint 2013, in this deck which was presented at SharePoint Saturday UK 2013, along with demos.
Join Richard Harbridge for this fast paced in depth view of what’s coming in SharePoint Server 2016 and why those new features matter for IT Pros and what you can do to get ready for SharePoint Server 2016.
itgroove SharePoint consultants, Colin Phillips and Bruce Norman Smith, walk you through the list of recent announcements around SharePoint 2016 - and clarify what's coming, what's changing, what's disappearing and what's staying the same.
SharePoint for Project Management (2016)wandersick
An introduction to SharePoint Online of Office 365 with a focus on project management.
In this presentation, I demonstrate SharePoint basics, creating a site, managing projects using SharePoint and misc. features. It is dedicated to my teacher, Mr. Leung, who encouraged me to present SharePoint to inspire fellow classmates on how to better manage their projects.
Main introduced features:
- SharePoint basics
- Creating sites (under OneDrive for Business)*
- Managing projects
*Note: Sites created this way are traditional Sites instead of the new style of Sites created by Office 365 Groups
Other introduced features:
- Co-Authoring
- Checking Out/In
- Version History
- Alerting
- Syncing with OneDrive for Business
- Site Mailbox (Discontinued. Available in Office 365 Groups at the time of writing)
- OneNote
- Modern UI and Classic UI
- Mobile Access
- Customizing Site Design
- User Management
- Sharing a SharePoint Site
- Wiki Page
- All Site Contents
In introduction to the various SharePoint development techniques in SharePoint 2013, this slide deck will give new SharePoint developers an overview of the options available to them to develop against SharePoint. To view audio of this recording go to the Office Mix version at https://mix.office.com/watch/1bgqd4roxtwpe
Since late 2012, SharePoint lovers and companies slowly started using SharePoint 2013. Clearly, the modern UI of SharePoint 2013 provides an engaginguser experience, but that won’t be enough to explain to your users about how their day-to-day experiences with SharePoint might be improved with an upgrade to 2013. In this presentation, I will cover 10 most liked features of SharePoint 2013 that clarify the reason why people wants to move to 2013.
In this session using Visio 2010 and SharePoint Designer, Penny explores the options available when automating business process in the cloud with SharePoint Online (Office 365), and how such processes can be extended using Visual Studio 2010.
Envision IT - Application Lifecycle Management for SharePoint in the EnterpriseEnvision IT
SharePoint has become mission critical, complex, and wide-ranging in most enterprises. How do we apply the best practices of ALM in this environment?
Learn more from this presentation, delivered by Envision IT, Leaders in SharePoint Solutions
Datapolis Guest Expert Presentation: Limitations of SharePoint Designer by Bj...Datapolis
This is the first presentantion of our Guest Expert series featuring SharePoint MVPs talking about workflows and process design in SharePoint. The presentation explains the limitations of SharePoint Designer in deploying workflow, when this tool is enough to model business processes and when you need to look for other solutions.
AGENDA
After watching this webinar you will learn how to:
✓ Improve processes with workflow logic
✓ Select the type of workflow which works the best for your process
✓ Use Visual Studio to create custom workflows for large-scale complex processes
✓ Choose SharePoint Designer, Visual Studio or 3rd party solutions depending on your needs
SPEAKER
Bjoern H. Rapp is Senior Software Engineer at Steria Norge, Microsoft SharePoint MVP, and the author of the book "Beginning SharePoint 2013 Workflows" . In his native Norway he is a leading figure of the local SharePoint community, organizing such events as SharePoint Saturday Oslo. Visit his blog: SharePointViking.com
In this demo rich session, Penny will demonstrate will introduce some of the new workflow features of SPD 2013: concentrating on loops, the new dictionary variable and calling web services, as well as the new SharePoint 2013 Promoted Links list app.
Slide deck presented at SharePoint Saturday Chicago Suburbs.
There is a great developer story with the introduction of Apps now in SharePoint 2013. However, what if you are not a code developer? What options do you have to 'develop solutions' in SharePoint 2013? This session will explore the different no-code development opportunities in SharePoint 2013.
My session from SPC 19 about how to use Hubsites, Sitedesigns and Site Scripts to create your own Project Hub with Modern SharePoint.
If you want to learn more or have me deliver this session let me know.
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In this session we will go through all the different types of DLP in Microsoft Purview including endpoint, Exchange, Teams, SharePoint, OneDrive, and more. We will discuss the configuration options, why it is important, and the best practices to get started while going through a collection of demos.
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• Security capabilities from the user to the tenant
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• What’s new for administration
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1. Online Conference
June 17th and 18th 2015
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SharePoint Designer Workflows
Nuts, Bolts and Examples
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Drew Madelung
Concurrency, Inc.
Email : dmadelung@concurrency.com
Twitter : @dmadelung
LinkedIn : /in/dmadelung
SharePoint and Office 365 consultant
specializing in business-oriented content
management solutions.
Avid Wisconsin sports fan and golfer.
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What are we going to talk about?
A look back through the years
How do I start?
Not your basic workflow info
Let’s see some examples!
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Evolution of SharePoint Designer
• SP Designer 2007
– Will work with 2003 & 2007
• SP Designer 2010
– Only 2010
• SP Designer 2013
– Only 2013 and SP Online (Office 365)
• SP Designer 2016?
– Not being created -> announced at Microsoft Ignite
It’s a free
download!
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Upgrading from 2010 Workflows
• There is no in-place workflow upgrade
• 2010 workflows will run in 2013 on-premises and Office 365
1. Migrate 2010 workflows and continue to use them in 2010 mode
2. Rebuild workflows using new 2013 actions
3. Rebuild workflows using ISV (Nintex, K2)
Options
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Deprecated features – 2010 to 2013
• Design View
• Content type association with reusable workflows
• Association columns
• Impersonation steps
• User Profile lookup as a data source
• Workflow visualization
• Multiple workflow actions
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New features – 2010 to 2013
• Ability to define stages and jump between them
• Stage level loops
• Dictionary variable
• App steps
• Ability to call SP 2010 workflows
• Task processes
• Multiple workflow actions
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Workflow in SharePoint 2013
• Brings the workflow
engine off SharePoint
• Allows execution of
SharePoint 2010
workflows
• Powered by Windows
Workflow Foundation 4
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Workflow actions – 2010 to 2013
New in 2013
• Assign a Task
• Start a Task Process
• Go to This Stage
• Call HTTP Web Service
• Start a List Workflow
• Start a Site Workflow
• Build Dictionary
• Get Property from Dictionary
• Count Items in Dictionary
• Trim String
• Find Substring in String
• Translate Document
• Set Workflow Status
• Create a Project from Current Item (MS Project)
• Set the current Project stage status to this value (MS Project)
• Wait for Project Event (MS Project)
• Set this field in the Project to this value (MS Project)
Deprecated in 2013
• Add List Item Permissions
• Assign a Form to a Group
• Assign a To-do Item
• Capture a version of the Document Set
• Collect Data from a User
• Copy List Item
• Declare Record
• Inherit List Item Parent Permissions
• Lookup Manager of a User
• Remove List Item Permissions
• Replace List Item Permissions
• Send Document Set to Repository
• Set Content Approval Status
• Set Content Approval Status for the Document Set
• Set Workflow Status
• Start Approval Process
• Start Custom Task Process
• Start Document Set Approval Process
• Start Feedback Process
• Undeclare Record
Call HTTP Web Service
• lets you specify any of several request methods,
including GET, PUT, POST, and DELETE. This lets you
tell the web services, specifically RESTful services, what
to do on the service that you’ve specified with the URI
property on the activity.
Start a List Workflow
• Starts a List workflow based on the SharePoint 2010
Workflow platform.
Start a Task Process
• Creates tasks on multiple users and enables the tasks
to be taken through a customized process.
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Office 365 – SharePoint Online
• Runs 2010 and 2013 workflows
• You connect just line on-premises farms
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SharePoint Designer 2013 Workflows
• Built at Site level (not site collection)
• List/Library, Reusable, or Site Workflows
• Can be created using Visio
• Can be saved as a template
• Ran on a timer job
These are all true for
SharePoint Online!
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Creating a SharePoint 2013 Workflow
Open Designer and
connect to your site
• Click one of the New workflow
options in the ribbon
• Click Workflows in the Site Objects
navigation to view all current
workflows
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Custom Actions
• 5 different actions available
– Dictate where they appear
• List Item Menu
• Display Form Ribbon
• Edit Form Ribbon
• New Form Ribbon
• View Ribbon
• Configured on library or a list
• Available in SharePoint 2010,
2013 and SharePoint Online
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Custom Actions - Continued
• Actions can do 1 of 3 things
1. Navigate to form
2. Initiate a workflow
3. Navigate to URL
• You can add images to the actions
• You can set the Rights Mask
– Security
• When to use them?
Adding a link for a print function
Link to supporting list that contains
related data
Start an approval or review workflow
Link to a custom edit form that shows
more fields for the item
Link to an upload or insert item on a
related list
Start a workflow to create an item
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Workflow Stages
• Eases ability to build more advanced
logical workflows
• Uses IF/Else statements to transition
between stages
2010 -> Just steps
2013 -> Steps in Stages
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App Steps
– No more impersonation step from 2010
• 3 steps to configure
1. Allow workflow to use app permissions
• Done via activation of Site Feature “Workflows can use app permissions”
2. Grant full control permission to workflow
• Multiple step process to set trust for the Workflow app
• Detailed steps here
3. Develop the workflow to wrap actions inside an App Step
• App step will now be available in SP Designer ribbon
• Allows the ability to run a workflow that
requires elevated permissions
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REST Service
• REST allows ability to remotely interact with SharePoint objects
• To access a specific site collection, use the following construction:
• http://server/site/_api/site
• To access a specific site, use the following construction:
• http://server/site/_api/web
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REST Service - Continued
• Call HTTP Web Service & Dictionary actions
1. Build Dictionary(s)
2. Call REST service
• GET, POST, PUT, DELETE
3. Get Items in Dictionary (If necessary)
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REST Service - Continued
• Can be used to…
• Manage content across site collections
• Create content (items, lists, sites, etc…)
• Retrieve content to be looped through
• Retrieve user profile information
• And lots more!
• Use Postman or Advanced REST client Chrome extension
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Advanced Properties
• Certain settings are only visible in action Properties
• Right click on action -> click Properties…
• Important in Task Process actions
• Can set BCC for Send Email actions
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Clearing SharePoint Designer Cache
1. Close SPD
2. Use File Explorer to navigate to:
– %USERPROFILE%AppDataLocalMicrosoftWebsiteCache
3. Delete everything in this folder
4. Use File Explorer to navigate to:
– %APPDATA%MicrosoftWeb Server ExtensionsCache
5. Delete everything in this folder
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Copy & Paste
• You can copy & paste within the text-based designer in 2013
– Use Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V or use Right-click functionality
• Actions can copy but conditions and steps don’t always work
• Copying between workflows can cause crashes
• No support for Undo
• Cannot copy content between workflow versions
Make sure you check all variables/lookups after copying!
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Debugging
• Log to history list
– Review workflow history list - /Lists/Workflow%20History/AllItems.aspx
– Send an email action for Dictionary variables due to large size
• Add a comment
• If/Else checks on major milestones & error handling
• Hidden column to track data points
• Fiddler (On-Premises)
Debugging isn’t just for when the workflow application is
created, but includes all issues that arise at a later time.
SharePoint 2013 workflows are powered by Windows Workflow Foundation 4, which was substantially redesigned from earlier versions. Windows Workflow Foundation (WF), in turn, is built on the messaging functionality that is provided by Windows Communication Foundation (WCF).
Conceptually, workflows model structured business processes. Therefore, Windows Workflow Foundation 4 workflows are a structured collection of workflow "activities," each of which represents a functional component of a business process.
The workflow platform in SharePoint 2013 uses the Windows Workflow Foundation 4 activity model to represent a SharePoint-based business process. Additionally, SharePoint 2013 introduces a higher-level stage-gate model on which to create workflows.
It is important to note the relationship between workflow activities and SharePoint actions. Workflow activities represent the underlying managed objects whose methods drive workflow behaviors. Workflow actions, on the other hand, are wrappers that encapsulate the underlying activities and present them in a user-friendly form in SharePoint Designer. Workflow authors interact with the workflow actions, whereas the workflow execution engine acts on the corresponding activities.
The activities, which are implementations of activity classes, are implemented declaratively by using XAML.
Workflow activities are invoked using loosely coupled web services that use messaging APIs to communicate with SharePoint. These APIs are built on the messaging functionality that is provided byWindows Communication Foundation (WCF).
The messaging framework is very flexible and supports virtually any messaging pattern that you need. Note that on a SharePoint 2013 farm, Windows Workflow Foundation and WCF are hosted in Workflow Manager Client 1.0.
Workflow Manager Client 1.0, SharePoint 2013, and SharePoint Designer 2013 each provide significant parts of the new infrastructure:
Workflow Manager Client 1.0 provides the management of workflow definitions. It also hosts the execution processes for workflow instances.
SharePoint 2013 provides the framework for SharePoint workflows, which model SharePoint-based business processes that involve SharePoint documents, lists, users, and tasks. Additionally, SharePoint workflows, associations, activities, and other workflow metadata are stored and managed in SharePoint 2013.
SharePoint Designer 2013 is the primary business-user tool for creating workflow definitions and publishing them, as it was in previous versions. It can also be used to package a workflow definition with or without associated SharePoint components.
Because the most significant change to SharePoint 2013 workflows is the moving of workflow processing onto external workflow hosts like Microsoft Azure, it was essential for SharePoint messages and events to connect to the workflow infrastructure in Microsoft Azure. In addition, it was necessary for Microsoft Azure to connect the infrastructure to customer data. Workflow associations (which are built on the WF concept of subscriptions) are the SharePoint infrastructure pieces that support these requirements.
SharePoint workflow interop enables SharePoint 2010 workflows (which are built on Windows Workflow Foundation 3) to be called from SharePoint 2013 workflows, which are based on Windows Workflow Foundation 4. This allows you to execute 2010 workflows from within 2013 workflows.
This is important because you may have SharePoint 2010 that you may use to reuse in conjunction with your SharePoint 2013 workflows. Additionally, you may wish to use activities or features from SharePoint 2010, which are not yet implemented in SharePoint 2013
The procedure must be completed by a user that has Site Owner permissions.
The workflow must already be published to the SharePoint Server 2013 site.
The procedure must be completed by a user that has Site Owner permissions.
The workflow must already be published to the SharePoint Server 2013 site.
List of REST commands in helpful links
ead a resource
GET
Create or update a resource
POST
Use POST to create entities such as lists and sites. The SharePoint 2013 REST service supports sending POST commands that include object definitions to endpoints that represent collections.
For POST operations, any properties that are not required are set to their default values. If you attempt to set a read-only property as part of a POSToperation, the service returns an exception.
Update or insert a resource
PUT
Use PUT and MERGE operations to update existing SharePoint objects.
Any service endpoint that represents an object property set operation supports both PUT requests and MERGE requests.
For MERGE requests, setting properties is optional; any properties that you do not explicitly set retain their current property.
For PUT requests, if you do not specify all required properties in object updates, the REST service returns an exception. In addition, any optional properties you do not explicitly set are set to their default properties.
Delete a resource
DELETE
Use the HTTP DELETE command against the specific endpoint URL to delete the SharePoint object represented by that endpoint.
In the case of recyclable objects, such as lists, files, and list items, this results in a Recycle operation.
List of REST commands in helpful links
ead a resource
GET
Create or update a resource
POST
Use POST to create entities such as lists and sites. The SharePoint 2013 REST service supports sending POST commands that include object definitions to endpoints that represent collections.
For POST operations, any properties that are not required are set to their default values. If you attempt to set a read-only property as part of a POSToperation, the service returns an exception.
Update or insert a resource
PUT
Use PUT and MERGE operations to update existing SharePoint objects.
Any service endpoint that represents an object property set operation supports both PUT requests and MERGE requests.
For MERGE requests, setting properties is optional; any properties that you do not explicitly set retain their current property.
For PUT requests, if you do not specify all required properties in object updates, the REST service returns an exception. In addition, any optional properties you do not explicitly set are set to their default properties.
Delete a resource
DELETE
Use the HTTP DELETE command against the specific endpoint URL to delete the SharePoint object represented by that endpoint.
In the case of recyclable objects, such as lists, files, and list items, this results in a Recycle operation.
List of REST commands in helpful links
ead a resource
GET
Create or update a resource
POST
Use POST to create entities such as lists and sites. The SharePoint 2013 REST service supports sending POST commands that include object definitions to endpoints that represent collections.
For POST operations, any properties that are not required are set to their default values. If you attempt to set a read-only property as part of a POSToperation, the service returns an exception.
Update or insert a resource
PUT
Use PUT and MERGE operations to update existing SharePoint objects.
Any service endpoint that represents an object property set operation supports both PUT requests and MERGE requests.
For MERGE requests, setting properties is optional; any properties that you do not explicitly set retain their current property.
For PUT requests, if you do not specify all required properties in object updates, the REST service returns an exception. In addition, any optional properties you do not explicitly set are set to their default properties.
Delete a resource
DELETE
Use the HTTP DELETE command against the specific endpoint URL to delete the SharePoint object represented by that endpoint.
In the case of recyclable objects, such as lists, files, and list items, this results in a Recycle operation.