WorkflowElementCfgDefn.properties revision b1dce270ec218b8ad86ce6d745d295da038a5c88
d6fa26d0adaec6c910115be34fe7a5a5f402c14fMark Andrewsuser-friendly-name=Workflow Element
fae13836a33b474a6aa2c147df8334f5b1ffae45Tinderbox Useruser-friendly-plural-name=Workflow Elements
71cef386fae61275b03e203825680b39fedaa8c6Tinderbox Usersynopsis=Workflow Elements implement a single processing step in a Work Flow.
fae13836a33b474a6aa2c147df8334f5b1ffae45Tinderbox Userdescription=A Workflow Element can perform a task such as mapping DNs, renaming attributes, filtering attributes, joining data sources, proxying, or load-balancing. The simplest Workflow Element is the Local Backend Work Flow Element, which routes data to a Backend.
5347c0fcb04eaea19d9f39795646239f487c6207Tinderbox Userproperty.enabled.synopsis=Indicates whether the Workflow Element is enabled for use in the server.
5347c0fcb04eaea19d9f39795646239f487c6207Tinderbox Userproperty.enabled.description=If a Workflow Element is not enabled, then its contents are not accessible when processing operations.
5347c0fcb04eaea19d9f39795646239f487c6207Tinderbox Userproperty.java-class.synopsis=Specifies the fully-qualified name of the Java class that provides the Workflow Element implementation.