Dynamically create a workflow

Can you elaborate on what you are trying to accomplish?  Describe the situation?

Is it possible to call a workflow multiple times from code?

Regards

Amarnath

you would just need to write some code that iterated through your source of items, and do a for each type operation. Here is some sample code that starts a new processes and sets some data fields

 
using System;
using System.Collections.Generic;
using System.Text;
using SourceCode.Hosting.Client;
using SourceCode.Workflow.Client;
 
namespace K2Samples
{
    class WorkflowAccessingSample
    {
        public void SetDataFieldsStartProcess()
        {
            // TODO: Replace these placeholder values with values for your environment
            string _serverName = "blackpearl";
            string _user = "K2Student";
            string _domain = "DENALLIX";
            string _password = "K2pass!";
            string _processName = "K2WorkflowProject1Process1";
            string _name = "Total Cost";
            string _amount = "100";
            string _processFolio = "Project 1 Process 1";
 
            SourceCode.Hosting.Client.BaseAPI.SCConnectionStringBuilder connectionString =
                new SourceCode.Hosting.Client.BaseAPI.SCConnectionStringBuilder();
 
            connectionString.Authenticate = true;
            connectionString.Host = "localhost";
            connectionString.Integrated = true;
            connectionString.IsPrimaryLogin = true;
            connectionString.Port = 5252;
            connectionString.UserID = _user;
            connectionString.WindowsDomain = _domain;
            connectionString.Password = _password;
            connectionString.SecurityLabelName = "K2"; //the default label
 
            Connection connection = new Connection();
 
            try
            {
                //open connection to K2 server
                connection.Open(_serverName, connectionString.ToString());
 
                //create process instance
                ProcessInstance processInstance = connection.CreateProcessInstance(_processName);
 
                //populate data fields
                processInstance.DataFields["Name"].Value = _name;
                processInstance.DataFields["Amount"].Value = _amount;
 
                //set process folio
                processInstance.Folio = _processFolio + System.DateTime.Today.ToString();
 
                //start the process
                connection.StartProcessInstance(processInstance, false);
 
                Console.WriteLine("Name: " + processInstance.DataFields["Name"].Value);
                Console.WriteLine("Amount: " + processInstance.DataFields["Amount"].Value);
                Console.WriteLine("Folio :" + processInstance.Folio.ToString());
                Console.WriteLine("ID: " + processInstance.ID.ToString());
                Console.ReadLine();
             }
 
            catch (Exception ex)
            {
                Console.WriteLine(ex.Message);
                Console.ReadLine();
            }
 
            finally
            {
                // close the connection
                connection.Close();
            }
        }
    }
}

You bet