User Interface

This document is a general guide to the layout of Workflow.

Overview

The diagram displays the main components of Workflow. The table following descri es these components.

Cross Reference	Name	Description
	Menu Bar	Includes: Help, layout modes, Global Displays, Task List, login/logout, site health status
	Models	Includes list of vsailable models to use for configuration.
	Resource type list	Includes he types of resources that kyou can add a resource to.
	Resources	Specific objects that you can configure.
	Navigator	Allows you to locate and manipulate resources.
	Compatible Views	Displays options that are compatible with the selected resource.
	Displays panel	Selection of editors that allow you to configure resources.
	Workspace	Area where you configure resources.
	Information Bar	Includes system level information, such as error messages.

The Menu Bar has various components to help you navigate the system.

Icon	Indicator	Description
	Main Menu	Application, system, and technical support information.

Icon	Description
	Click to log into or out of Workflow.

Icon	Description
	Click to access help files.

Icon	Description
	Click to access the Global Viewer display in order to preview forms and displays.

Icon	Description
	Click to access the Task List.
	When this icon is green, it indicates that tasks are waiting to be worked on.
	Click to display expired tasks.

When you select a particular icon, you change the layout of your operating environment.

Icon	Description
	Shows the navigator only.
	Shows the Displays panel and the main workspace only.
	Shows the main workspace only.
	Shows the navigator and the workspace.
	Shows all the features of your operating environment, such as the Displays panel, the navigator, and the workspace.

Icon	Description
	Indicates that site health is Complete: All servers, both essential and nonessential, are running and reachable, and all program functionality is available. For more information, see SSystem Health and Program Use. Important: A user's ability to connect to the server also depends on security permissions. For more information about security features, see Workflow Security. Security.
	Indicates that site health is one of the following: Partial: One or more nonessential servers are not running or are unreachable. In this scenario, active users remain logged in to the program, and inactive users can log in, but program functionality tied to product options hosted on compromised servers is unavailable. Waiting: One or more essential servers that do not host the Core product option are not running or are unreachable. In this scenario, active users are logged out of the program, and inactive users cannot log in. For more information, see System Health and Program Use.
	Indicates that site health is Unavailable: The server that hosts the Core product option (typically, SOA Server) is not running or is unreachable. In this scenario, active users are logged out of the program, and inactive users cannot log in. For more information, see System Health and Program Use.