Introduction to the Workflow perspective – connecting applications to create automation

We use the Workflow perspective to connect applications, resulting in automation workflows. We captured these applications utilizing the Explorer perspective. As depicted in the following screenshot, the Workflow perspective consists of four major areas:

Figure 5.4 – The Workflow perspective

Let's talk about those areas in detail:

1. The Workflows window: The Workflows window shows all the workflows from your current project. You can see one workflow in the screenshot under GLOBAL. This workflow has been selected and is open in the workspace panel (2). At generation time, your workflows get converted to JavaScript code. By default, each generated script becomes part of the global scope. To create a new workflow, right-click anywhere in the window.
2. The workspace: You develop workflows in the workspace by adding activities and pages to the selected...