Task Nodes can be added to a Specification Macro to perform Tasks.
One example of a Task Node is the Release Document(s) Task:
As for every Nodes, Task Nodes have a Navigation Input Connection Point.
Some Task Nodes require Properties to pass data into the Task and define the Tasks behavior.
There will be a Data Input per required Properties.
As for every Nodes, Task Nodes have a Navigation Output Connection Point.
Some Task Nodes will have additional Data Outputs.
Data Outputs are used to pass data from a Task back into a Specification.
Typically they will be connected to a Data Input node of a Task such as Drive Constant Value.
There will be a Data Connection Point per Output.
As Tasks perform actions and report on their status in the Specification Reports, Task Nodes show 3 additional Navigation Connection Points at the bottom of the Node:
The 3 additional Navigation Connection Points are:
Create one or more Connections with these Connection Points to trigger other Nodes.
For example:
An email can be sent (if using DriveWorks Autopilot) when the task has been successful.
A different email can be sent if any warnings or failures were encountered.