+2MS Workflow Foundation supports state workflow, I like to know if K2 supports state workflow as well? What would be a "typical" K2 workflow be? Sequential, State, or a hybrid one?
If there is some incorrect understanding on this issue fundamentally, hope that experts here can point me to the right thinking.
+11Just my opinion...
The WF concepts of sequential and state machine workflows are low-level concepts. blackpearl takes workflow design to a higher level that allows you to concentrate on the business process without worrying about some of the underlying details. A first look at the blackpearl designer might lead you to think that it supports only sequential workflows, but the processes do support the concept of state. I tend to think of it as the state changes being mapped exlicitly using line rules.
+6Is there any workflow component is there for State Machine in K2 designer for sharepoint? Suppose , in nintex there is a workflow action called " State Machine". we can drag and drop and use the component.
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