Hi, You are right that for two separate workflows, you will need two coordinator apps corresponding to each. In order to combine common properties and also to have a single place of control, try using a 'Bundle' which is a combination of coordinators. -- Mona Chitnis
On 11/19/12 10:08 AM, "Yongcheng Li" <[email protected]> wrote: >Hi, > >I have several independent workflow apps I need to run. They share many >properties and I feel that it makes sense to put them in just one >coordinator application. However, a coordinator application only allows >one action which only allows one workflow app in it. So I need to either >combine the two independent workflow applications into one or create two >separate coordinator apps. Does it make sense to allow multiple actions >or workflow apps in one coordinator app? If not, what is the best >practice for this scenario? > >Thanks! > >Yongcheng
