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Mid Term Evaluation (26 June– 3 July)



According to my timeline this is the tasks that I had to do,
  • Continuing working with the added features
  • Optimizing the code
  • Adding the feature of the Dashboards that will be available to the user.

x I completed the iteration with following features.
  • User can See the Process & Task Dashboard
In Dashboard user can see in Tasks, the number of
  1. Total Tasks
  2. Tasks Completed
In Dashboard user can see in Process Instances , the number of
  1. Total instances
  2. Completed instances
  3. Active instances
  4. Pending instances
  5. Suspended instances
  6. Aborted instances
Screenshots are attached








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