Would something like this work?

http://imgur.com/a/YRM8y#0

Hi Sam,

I'm not 100% sure exactly how you want the events triggered, and there are two different paths I can think of for what you want to do, so I'll provide both.  The first one resolves the issue with the workflow design, the second with the form design.

Option 1: Two events after the reject step in workflow

Essentially, you’ll want to create two actions following the reject step in the workflow.  

While the actions are not truly happening simultaneously (multithreaded), but one after the other, it is close enough for most applications, especially for server events. Simply create an outcome for the first activity (Event 1B) and add your next event following that (Event 2).  I'd place any server events first in the "chain" if they don’t require user interaction, as a user event will stop the workflow until the user has completed the task.  You could also trigger a secondary (child) workflow event.

This looks a little different in K2 Studio, where multiple events can be housed in the same activity.  The functionality of either is largely the same.

Option 2:  If you are looking to trigger two separate workflows from the same form and run them in parallel

This would be as simple as editing the control that submits the smartform to start two workflows, and setting it to concurrently, unless the output of one workflow is needed for the other, in which case, in a batch would be the option needed.

Good luck with your project!

Mike

Thank you for your replies.

We are looking to achieve this in the workflow.

I have attached a screen shot of how you would do it in K2 Studio I just don't know if it is possible in the SmartForms Workflow Designer or SharePoint Workflow Designer.

If the user selects the Reject action it goes to DefaultActivity2 which will automatically fire DefaultActivty3 and DefaultActivity4 simultaneously.

Thanks,

Sam

Thanks for the reply!

I sort of suspected that was what you were after.  There is a way to do it in designer, but each outcome cannot have the same name.

Start by creating your user task

Then configure your outcome(s) and edit the rule behind each:

Select reject for both outcomes

That should accomplish what you're looking to do in designer.