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In-flow tasks are configured in Designer using General Manual Task activity - follow this link for information on how to configure this activity. Pre-flow tasks are configured in Designer at a process Start activity. Refer to this link for information on how to configure it.
A form is a web page that is used to display and enter data for an (in-flow or pre-flow) task. Strictly speaking we use the term form to refer to the layout of the window, which is defined at the design time. And we call the data to be displayed and modified on a form as form data, which varies at run time.Since a lot of attributes are common to many types of widgets, we organize this section by listing widget types with simple descriptions first, then listing attributes along with their applicability to the types of widgets.
| Widget Type | Description |
|---|---|
| TEXT | An input text field |
| TEXTAREA | Like text but allows large amount of data. It uses HTML text area. |
| DROPDOWN | Allow to choose from a set of options. The candidate options can be static (known at design time) or dynamic (only known at run time). |
| RADIOBUTTONS | Same in functionality as DROPDOWN but with a different visual representation (a group of radio buttons) |
| DATE | A specialized input text widget for date input |
| LIST | A list box allowing to choose multiple elements, unlike DROPDOWN where only one element can be selected. |
| TABLE | A read-only data table |
| COLUMN | A column in a TABLE. |
| PANEL | An area grouping widgets together. Allow to have a title and/or border. |
| TABBEDPANE | Contains a collection of TABs. |
| TAB | A tab in a TABBEDPANE (todo: should just use PANEL) |
| MBENUBAR | This is for advanced features |
| MENU | This is for advanced features |
| MENUITEM | This is for advanced features |
| BUTTON | This is for advanced features |
| LISTPICKER | This is an experimental feature. |
| HYPERLINK | This is to be implemented |
| INCLUDE | This is to be implemented |
| Attribute | Applicable Widget Types | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Label | Almost all widgets | The label of the widget. |
| ID | All widgets | Generated automatically, only need to override in advanced features. |
| Data | Most widgets allowing to display and/or enter data | Specifies the association with the field name in the form data document. This is the variable name for auto-generated forms. |
| Required | Most widgets allowing to enter data | Can be yes, no or conditional |
| Default Value | Most widgets allowing to enter data | |
| Visible when | almost all widgets | A condition specifying when the widget is visible. Default (blank) is always visible. |
| Modifiable when | Most widgets allowing to enter data | A condition (see below for its syntax). Default is modifiable |
| Enabled when | BUTTON | This is described at advanced features |
| Validators | TEXT | See below |
| Error Message | TEXT | The error message to display when some validation fails. If not specified, a default message will be displayed on validation failure. |
| Can type in value | DROPDOWN | If selected, the user is allowed to type in value, in addition to selecting from the drop-down list. Note there is a limitation using this feature -- we do not allow specifying labels different from values (as there is no way to determine values for typed-in data). |
| Is Static | TEXTAREA | If true, this represents some static text (do not user input - but is still dynamic in the sense that the content may not be known at design time). The difference from non-Modifiable is that static text does not have a border or scroll bar, and it allows some limited formating such as mixed font color/size. |
| Image | BUTTON | This is described at advanced features |
| Choices | DROPDOWN,RADIOBUTTONS,LIST | See below |
| Vertical | RADIOBUTTONS | Arrange the radio buttons vertically |
| Tip | Most widgets allowing to enter data | Tip text to display when the mouse is over the label of the widget. |
| Action | BUTTON, MENUITEM, DROPDOWN, RADIOBUTTONS | This is described at advanced features |
| Hyperlink Action | COLUMN | This is described at advanced features |
Static choice list is like Red,Green,Blue
.
If you would like the value of the data to be something different from the labels users see,
an example is R:Red,G:Green,B:Blue
. In this case the data value
will be R, G or B, but the widget shows options as Red, Green and Blue.
If the choice list is not known at the design time, you can specify something like
$$.StateChoices
where "$$." is the special indicator for dynamic
choice list and the name StateChoices refers to a field in the form data document
(the dynamic choice list is included in the run time data), as shown below:
<FORMDATA> <FIELD NAME='COUNTRY'>USA</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='STATE'>Colorado</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='CITY'>Denver</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='STREET'>930 15th</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='DueDate'>2009-03-09</FIELD>
 <ENTRY NAME='CO'>Colorado</ENTRY> <ENTRY NAME='UT'>Utah</ENTRY> <ENTRY NAME='WY'>Wyoming</ENTRY>

 <ENTRY NAME='R'>red</ENTRY> <ENTRY NAME='G'>green</ENTRY> <ENTRY NAME='B'>blue</ENTRY>

 <ROW NAME='ROW'> <FIELD NAME='CUID'>jxxu</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='FirstName'>Jiyang</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='LastName'>Xu</FIELD> </ROW> <ROW NAME='ROW'> <FIELD NAME='CUID'>doakes</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='FirstName'>Don</FIELD> <FIELD NAME='LastName'>Oakes</FIELD> </ROW>
 </FORMDATA>Note the values are specified as the XML attribute
NAME
and the labels are the text within the ENTRY tag.
Currently, the values of a list is the collection of NAME attribute values
and the texts within ENTRY tags are ignored (note they are used
as labels when the list is used as
For tables, the XML NAME attributes define the column names to which the field should be displayed, and the text within the ENTRY tag is the actual data value to be displayed.
COUNTRY=="USA" STATE=="UT" or STATE=="CO" (STATE=="UT" or STATE=="CO") and COUNTRY=="USA"The simplest form is data-field-name
=
string-value.
You can combine simple conditions using the keywords "and" and "or".
For in-flow tasks, the form data documents are either created automatically by MDW, or created/supplemented in custom activity implementors. See FormDataDocumentManualTaskActivity for more details.
  #{MDW.GENERATED_HEAD}
ESOWF Task Manager
 My Tasks Work Group Tasks #{MDW.GENERATED_BODY} #{MDW.INIT_SCRIPT}
  ESOWF Version #{MDW.APPLICATION_VERSION}
 Powered by MDW Version #{MDW.VERSION}   The example above shows all the place holders currently supported, which includes:
| form-body | |
| form-panel | |
| form-panel-header | |
| form-label | |
| form-input | |
| form-table-td | |
| form-table-th | |
| form-table-footer-button-disabled | |
| form-table-footer-button | |
| form-table | |
| form-table-footer | |
| form-tabheader | |
| form-tabheader-active | |
| form-tabheader-inactive | |
| form-tabbody | |
| dropmenudiv | |
| chromestyle | |
| simpleMenu |
http://host-name:port/MDWTaskManagerWeb/form.jsf?formName=form-name
There is also a way to use Swing forms, and the URL to access the Swing forms look like
http://host-name:port/MDWDesignerWeb?cuid=cuid&page=FORM_MAIN&objid=form-name


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|---|---|
|
Attribute |
Characteristic of a media item, such as Genre, Origin, Era, and Artist Type (collectively known as GOET). Other attributes are Mood, Tempo, and standard metadata like Names, Titles, and so on. |
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Client ID |
Each GNSDK customer receives a unique Client ID string from Gracenote. This string uniquely identifies each application and lets Gracenote deliver the specific features for which the application is licensed. The Client ID string has the following format:<PHONE_NUMBER>23456789012312. The first part is a six-digit Client ID, and the second part is a 17-digit Client ID Tag. |
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Contributor |
A Contributor refers to any person who plays a role in an AV Work. Actors, Directors, Producers, Narrators, and Crew are all consider a Contributor. Popular recurring Characters such as Batman, Harry Potter, or Spider-man are also considered Contributors in Video Explore. |
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Credit |
A credit lists the contribution of a person (or occasionally a company, such as a record label) to a recording. Generally, a credit consists of: The name of the person or company. The role the person played on the recording (an instrument played, or another role such as composer or producer). The tracks affected by the contribution. A set of optional notes (such as “plays courtesy of Capitol records”). See Role |
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Editable GDO |
A GDO with editable metadata; this is an augmentation of the current GNSDK read-only GDO model. Note that only specific fields are editable to preserve the GDO's metadata integrity with the Gracenote Service. |
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Features |
Term used to encompass a particular media stream's characteristics and attributes; this is metadata and information accessed from processing a media stream. For example, when submitting an Album's Track, this includes information such as fingerprint, mood, and tempo metadata (Attributes). |
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Filter Keys and Values |
Filters are used to limit a result set. They follow the key/value paradigm. For example filter_set(FILTER_KEY_SEASON_NUMBER, “1”) ensures that all of the results are for the first season of the show. |
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Fingerprint |
Fingerprint Types: Cantametrix Philips microFAPI nanoFAPI |
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Fuzzy Match |
Allows identification of media that has slight known and acceptable variations from well-recognized media. |
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GDO |
Gracenote Data Object |
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Generation Criterion |
A selection rule for determining which tracks to add to a playlist. |
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Generator |
Short for playlist generator. This is a term used to indicate that an artist has at least one of the extended metadata descriptors populated. The metadata may or may not be complete, and the artist text may or may not be locked or certified. See also: extended metadata, playlist optimized artist. |
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Genre |
A categorization of a musical composition characterized by a particular style. |
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Key/Value Pairs |
A key is used to access a value – either for getting or setting. Consider a dictionary. The key is the word you are looking up, the value is the definition. In a phone book, the name is the key, the phone number is the value. Like phone books and dictionaries, a single key may point to multiple values. So, keys are used to get or set to some piece of metadata. For GNSDK, Child keys are used to access children. Children are GDOs. Value keys are used to access values. Values are strings. |
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Link |
A GNSDKmodule that allows applications to access and present enriched content related to media that has been identified using GNSDK identification features. |
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Manual Playlist |
A manual playlist is a playlist that the user has created by manually selecting tracks and a play order. An auto-playlist is a playlist generated automatically by software. This distinction only describes the initial creation of the playlist; once created and saved, all that matters to the end-user is whether the playlist is static (and usually editable) or dynamic (and non-editable). All manual playlists are static; the track contents do not change unless the end-user edits the playlist. An auto-playlist may be static or dynamic. |
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Metadata |
Data about data. For example, metadata such as the artist, title, and other information about a piece of digital audio such as a song recording. |
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Mood |
Track-level perceptual descriptor of a piece of music, using emotional terminology that a typical listener might use to describe the audio track; includes hierarchical categories of increasing granularity. See Sonic Attributes. |
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More Like This |
A mechanism for quickly generating playlists from a user’s music collection based on their similarity to a designated seed track, album, or artist. |
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Multiple Match |
During CD recognition, the case where a single TOC from a CD may have more than one exact match in the MDB. This is quite rare, but can happen. For example with CDs that have only one track, it is possible that two of these one-track CDs may have exactly the same length (the exact same number of frames). There is no way to resolve these cases automatically as there is no other information on the CD to distinguish between them. So the user must be presented with a dialog box to allow a choice between the alternatives. See also: frame, GN media database, TOC. |
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MusicID-File |
A feature of the MusicID product that identifies digital music files using a combination of waveform analysis technology, text hints and/or text lookups. |
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MusicId |
Enables MusicID recognition for identifying CDs, digital music files and streaming audio and delivers relevant metadata such as track titles, artist names, album names, and genres. Also provides library organization and direct lookup features. |
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Options and Option Keys |
Option Keys are used to access (or set) option values. For example, use a ‘TIMEOUT’ key to set the network timeout option: option_set(OPTION_KEY_TIMEOUT, “1000”) or option_get(OPTION_KEY_TIMEOUT, &option_value). Option Values are some predefined values. For example, instead of setting the timeout to 1000 milliseconds like the above, you could use the TIMEOUT_INFINITE option value: option_set(OPTION_KEY_TIMEOUT, OPTION_VALUE_TIMEOUT_INFINITE) |
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Partial Object |
Partial (high-level) metadata returned by Gracenote Services to provide a reference for selection between multiple results. Commonly occurs when input text strings are ambiguous. |
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Playlist |
A set of tracks from a user’s music collection, generated according to the criteria and limits defined by a playlist generator. |
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Popularity |
Popularity is a relative value indicating how often metadata for a track, album, artist and so on is accessed when compared to others of the same type. Gracenote’s statistical information about the popularity of an album or track, based on aggregate (non-user-specific) lookup history maintained by Gracenote servers. Note that there’s a slight difference between track popularity and album popularity statistics. Track popularity information identifies the most popular tracks on an album, based on text lookups. Album popularity identifies the most frequently looked up albums, either locally by the end-user, or globally across all Gracenote users. See Rating and Ranking |
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Ranking |
For Playlist, ranking refers to any criteria used to order songs within a playlist. So a playlist definition (playlist generator) may rank songs in terms of rating values, or may rank in terms of some other field, such as last-played date, bit rate, etc. |
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Rating |
Rating is a value assigned by a user for the songs in his or her collection. See Popularity and Ranking. |
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Role |
A role is the musical instrument a contributor plays on a recording. Roles can also be more general, such as composer, producer, or engineer. Gracenote has a specific list of supported roles, and these are broken into role categories, such as string instruments, brass instruments. See Credit. |
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Seed Track, Disc, Artist, Genre |
Used by playlist definitions to generate a new playlist of songs that are related in some way, or similar, to a certain artist, album, or track.This is a term used to indicate that an artist has at least one of the extended metadata descriptors populated. The metadata may or may not be complete, and the artist text may or may not be locked or certified. See also: extended metadata, playlist optimized artist, playlist-related terms. |
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Sonic Attributes |
The Gracenote Service provides two metadata fields that describe the sonic attributes of an audio track. These fields, mood and tempo, are track-level descriptors that capture the unique characteristics of a specific recording. Mood is a perceptual descriptor of a piece of music, using emotional terminology that a typical listener might use to describe the audio track. Tempo is a description of the overall perceived speed or pace of the music. The Gracenote mood and tempo descriptor systems include hierarchical categories of increasing granularity, from very broad parent categories to more specific child categories. |
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Target Field |
The track attribute used by a generation criterion for selecting tracks to include in a generated playlist. |
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Tempo |
Track-level descriptor of the overall perceived speed or pace of the music; includes hierarchical categories of increasing granularity. See Sonic Attributes. |
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TOC |
Table of Contents. An area on CDs, DVDs, and Blu-ray discs that describes the unique track layout of the disc. |
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Type |
Type indicates the kind of a GDO. Every GDO has a type, so developers know what metadata it contains (and what keys it supports for metadata access). |


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Table 1: Ruby from C
| Similarities |
Differences |
| You may program procedurally if you like (but it will still be object-oriented behind the scenes). |
You don’t need to compile your code. You just run it directly. |
Most of the operators are the same (including the compound assignment and also bitwise operators). Though, Ruby doesn’t have ++ or -- . |
Objects are strongly typed (and variable names themselves have no type at all). |
You’ve got __FILE__ and __LINE__ . |
There’s no macros or preprocessor. No casts. No pointers (nor pointer arithmetic). No typedefs, sizeof, nor enums. |
| You can also have constants, though there’s no special const keyword. Const-ness is enforced by a naming convention instead — names starting with a capital letter are for constants. |
There are no header files. You just define your functions (usually referred to as “methods”) and classes in the main source code files. |
| Strings go in double-quotes. |
There’s no #define . Just use constants instead. |
| Strings are mutable. |
All variables live on the heap. Further, you don’t need to free them yourself—the garbage collector takes care of that. |
| Just like man pages, you can read most docs in your terminal window—though using the ri command. |
Arguments to methods (i.e. functions) are passed by value, where the values are always object references. |
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There’s no semicolons ending lines. |
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The term “block” means something different. It’s for a block of code that you associate with a method call so the method body can call out to the block while it executes. |
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There are no variable declarations. You just assign to new names on-the-fly when you need them. |
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When tested for truth, only false and nil evaluate to a false value. Everything else is true (including 0 , 0.0 , and "0" ). |
Table 2: Ruby from Java
| Similarities |
Differences |
| Memory is managed for you via a garbage collector. |
You don’t need to compile your code. You just run it directly. |
| Objects are strongly typed. |
All member variables are private. From the outside, you access everything via methods. |
| There are public, private, and protected methods. |
You use the end keyword after defining things like classes, instead of having to put braces around blocks of code. |
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Everything is an object, including numbers like 2 and 3.14159. |
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There’s no static type checking. |
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Variable names are just labels; no type association. |
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The constructor is always named “initialize” instead of the name of the class. |
Table 3: Ruby from Perl
| Similarities |
Differences |
| You’ve got a package management system, somewhat like CPAN (though it’s called RubyGems). |
You don’t have the context-dependent rules like with Perl. |
| Regexes are built right in. Bon appétit! |
A variable isn’t the same as the object to which it refers. Instead, it’s always just a reference to
an object.
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| There’s a fairly large number of commonly-used built-ins. |
Although $ and @ are used as the first character in variable names sometimes, rather than indicating
type, they indicate scope ($ for globals, @ for object instance, and @@ for class attributes).
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| Parentheses are often optional. |
Array literals go in brackets instead of parentheses. |
| Strings work basically the same. |
Lists of lists are an array of arrays. |
| Regex quoting and delimiting syntax is comparable to Perl’s. |
It’s def instead of sub. |
| You’ve got double-quotish variable interpolation, though it "looks #{like} this" (and you can put
any Ruby code you like inside that #{}).
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There’s no semicolons needed at the end of each line. Incidentally, you end things like function
definitions, class definitions, and case statements with the end keyword.
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| Shell command expansion uses `backticks`. |
Objects are strongly typed. |
| Embedded doc tools called rdoc. |
There’s no eq, ne, lt, gt, ge, nor le. |
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'=>' (fat comma) is only used for hash literals. |
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There’s no undef. It’s not the same as an undefined variable. It evaluates to false if you treat it
like a boolean.
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When tested for truth, only false and nil evaluate to a false value. Everything else is true
(including 0, 0.0, and "0").
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Test has not been run. |
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Tested IdP returned the correct attributes. |
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Tested IdP returned too few attributes. |
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Too many
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Tested IdP returned too many attributes. |
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too
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Tested IdP returned too few and too many attributes. |


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