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From the view shown in the preceding screenshot, we can save the progress of the task,
release it to the group, and complete it. Some generic abilities enabled for all tasks involve
attaching documents and adding comments. Both are provided in the task details as well at
a click on the Attachments or Comments buttons. At this point, if you go back to the
Process Instances view, you will see that the process instance is in another stage because
you completed the specific task.
Using these components, we will have enough user interfaces to work with any process
we might encounter. We will use this chapter as a guide to start creating the managing
processes in Chapter 5 , Creating a Process Project in the KIE Workbench .
All these components are bonded together in the KIE Workbench thanks to a particular
framework called UberFire that allows us to have a configurable and extensible work-
bench environment. We will dedicate Appendix , The UberFire Framework , to discussing
its structure and use, which will become useful if you wish to extend the jBPM6 provided
tooling for your own personal customization. This is an advanced topic, but will give you
a full control over how to use the KIE Workbench to fit it best to your company.