Packages & Application components

[Kjetil Kilhavn]

I try to put it in the same development class as the other solutions in
that area. For instance, say we have made a solution for individual
development plans and they want a workflow for that. I would find it
natural that the workflow was put in the same development class as the
other code for individual development plans. Of course this is not always
possible, but at least I think it is the ideal solution. The development
class should contain related solutions.
 
Different workflows don't really have anything more in common than
different function modules or different programs using batch input. No-one
would think of putting all those in the same development class just because
they use a certain technique.
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Kjetil Kilhavn
 
 
 
 
                    Michael Pokraka
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                    28.06.2004 19:31
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Hi all,
I've a small opinion poll: Does anyone actually use different packages
(development classes) & application components for their workflow
development? If so, what strategy do you use?
I haven't seen that much 'real' use of packages / development classes - WF
tends to just use one package and that's the end of it.
In order to get custom WF's into the application hierarchy however, one
would have to create and assign packages for each WF that's in a different
area (SD, MM, FI-AP etc...). Another approach would be to assign WF's to a
dev class / package belonging to the module specialists rather than have
any
workflow-specific ones.
Does anyone follow either of these strategies? Is it worth the effort just
for the benefit of being able to find the flows via the application
hierarchy?
 
Any thoughts appreciated,
Cheers
Mike
 
 
 
 
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