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<h3>About</h3>
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The OSWorkflow Designer is a Swing based GUI application to edit and manage workflows. It is currently
in an alpha stage, but is already fairly functional
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<h3>Try It!</h3>
<p>
A webstart version of the designer is currently available. To launch it, <a href="designer.jnlp">click here</a>.
</p>
<h3>Workspace</h3>
<p>
Before you get to the fun of editing workflows, you will need to create a workspace. A workspace is simply
a convenient way of grouping together multiple workflows. To create a workflow, select <b>File -&gt; New
-&gt New workspace</b>. This will create a new unsaved workspaces, that you can import workflows into.
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Before importing though, you need to save the workspace. Select <b>File -&gt; Save workspace</b>. You will
be prompted for a filename. Note that the designer will save all the project files alongside the workspace
file, so it is recommended that you create a new empty directory and save the workspace into it.
</p>
Now that your workspace is saved, you can import or create workflows. For a large collection of example
workflows to import, look in OSWorkflow's <code>src/test/samples</code> directory.
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<head>
<title>Designer</title>
</head>

<body>
<h3>About</h3>
<p>
The OSWorkflow Designer is a Swing based GUI application to edit and manage workflows. It is currently
in an alpha stage, but is already fairly functional
</p>
<h3>Try It!</h3>
<p>
A webstart version of the designer is currently available. To launch it, <a href="designer.jnlp">click here</a>.
</p>
<h3>Workspace</h3>
<p>
Before you get to the fun of editing workflows, you will need to create a workspace. A workspace is simply
a convenient way of grouping together multiple workflows. To create a workflow, select <b>File -&gt; New
-&gt New workspace</b>. This will create a new unsaved workspaces, that you can import workflows into.
<p>
Before importing though, you need to save the workspace. Select <b>File -&gt; Save workspace</b>. You will
be prompted for a filename. Note that the designer will save all the project files alongside the workspace
file, so it is recommended that you create a new empty directory and save the workspace into it.
</p>
Now that your workspace is saved, you can import or create workflows. For a large collection of example
workflows to import, look in OSWorkflow's <code>src/test/samples</code> directory. You can download these
samples from <a href="https://osworkflow.dev.java.net/source/browse/osworkflow/src/test/samples/">here</a>
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