See: Description
Interface | Description |
---|---|
OfficeBatchAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Offices in
bulk. |
OfficeBatchForm |
This is the form for creating and updating offices in bulk.
|
OfficeBatchFormList |
Like all
OsidLists, OfficeBatchFormList
provides a means for accessing OfficeBatchForm elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
ProcessBatchAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Processes in
bulk. |
ProcessBatchForm |
This is the form for creating and updating processes in bulk.
|
ProcessBatchFormList |
Like all
OsidLists, ProcessBatchFormList
provides a means for accessing ProcessBatchForm elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
StepBatchAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Steps in
bulk. |
StepBatchForm |
This is the form for creating and updating steps in bulk.
|
StepBatchFormList |
Like all
OsidLists, StepBatchFormList
provides a means for accessing StepBatchForm elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
WorkBatchAdminSession |
This session creates, updates, and deletes
Works in
bulk. |
WorkBatchForm |
This is the form for creating and updating works in bulk.
|
WorkBatchFormList |
Like all
OsidLists, WorkBatchFormList
provides a means for accessing WorkBatchForm elements
sequentially either one at a time or many at a time. |
WorkflowBatchManager |
The workflow batch manager provides access to workflow batch sessions
and provides interoperability tests for various aspects of this service.
|
WorkflowBatchProfile |
The
WorkflowBatchProfile describes the interoperability
among batch workflow services. |
WorkflowBatchProxyManager |
The workflow batch proxy manager provides access to workflow batch
sessions and provides interoperability tests for various aspects of this
service.
|
The Open Service Interface Definitions for the org.osid.workflow.batch service.
The Workflow Batch OSID manages processes, steps, works, and offices in bulk.
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