Tutorial 2–Step 7: Save InfoPath changes in Designer

1. In Winshuttle Designer, click the Save icon to save your Solution.

   

2. Now you must create a process to associate with your form--even if it's just a simple Start-End process. To create a very basic process (for those forms that don't require more intricate workflows), click the Start node button, and then draw a start node in the Originator field.

   The Originator is the person who initiates a workflow. Every workflow must have an Originator Swim Lane.

   A workflow is a graphical representation of the flow of information (documents and/or forms) through an enterprise.

   

   Above: A very basic workflow example.

   A process—also sometimes called a solution—contains all the items that are necessary for a workflow to function. This can include the workflow itself, documents, forms, and other supporting structures and definitions.

   

3. Click the End Node button (see below), and then draw an End Node in the Originator field.

   An End node is used as a visual reference in a workflow to indicate where it ends. An End node is required to conclude a process or subprocess (loop).

   

4. On the Designer toolbar, click the Save icon to save your changes.
5. Click the Publish button to publish your solution.

   

6. You should see a summary similar to following example:

   

7. Click OK.