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| It is possible to nest a Workflow inside of a Workflow |
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| with the Workflow Unit. This is especially useful to structure your main Workflow and to reduce the complexity of it. A Workflow which is called via a Workflow Unit can be used like a standard Unit by defining Input and Output Ports. |
Using the Workflow Unit
There are two way of using the Workflow Unit.
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| - Select the Units you want to put into a separate Workflow
- Right click one of the selected Units and select Create Workflow Unit from selection.
- You will be asked to give a name to the new Workflow.
- The Units are moved into a separate Workflow and a Workflow Unit is automatically created and placed into you current Workflow. If there were any connections to the respective Units, the Input and Output Ports are automatically created and connected.
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| Using the Workflow Unit- Add a new Workflow to your Project.
- Add the desired Units to this new Workflow.
- Publish Inputs/Outputs.
- Select the Workflow which will call the previously created Workflow.
- Add a Workflow Unit.
- Select the desired Workflow in the Workflow drop-down menu
- Once selected the Workflow Unit will change its appearance and shows the Inputs/Outputs as well as a preview of the selected Workflow.
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