1. Development of workflow notification application for android Supervisor: Simon Zeltser, Microsoft Idan Sheinberg, Microsoft Students: Liron Michalevich

2. This is the Login Page, From here you can Login to The application via Microsoft account

3. This is the Main Page, From here you can go to logout, set preferences or set workflows (/scenarios) range display Open help dialog Open preferences page logout Set Workflows within a range

4. From here you can choose how to sort the workflows and their tasks.

5. From here you set range of dates, the application will show only the workflows that started from the “from “input to the “to” input. The date format will be DD/MM/YYYY, dots also acceptable. Also you can leave one of the fields untouched. The Reset button will store the default range (all).

6. Clicking on a workflow in the Main Page will open the information on the workflow.

7. Clicking on the Steps will open the tasks display list. Clicking on the other blue texts will open html page in your default browser (scroll view).

8. Clicking on a step will open the task (/step) information.

9. When a workflow will change his state a notification will be showed. When an update in a workflow/task occurs the application will automatically update the information in the current page. The application will also be running in the background, unless the GC will clean the data and then you need to re-enter the application and login again.

10. There is a service which running in the background, it updates all the workflows and also it sorts them by users choice. The service will be updated via Microsoft service by push notification technology. Also the user authentication will be validated by Microsoft service in the login page

11. develop a client application for Android which will contact the ‘Report- progress service’ and provide workflow information to the user Learning android development