How to embed Task taskDetail-task-flow-def WorklistComponenet in an ADF app

Hi All,
I am in need of integration taskDetail-task-flow-definition Worklist component in my Custom ADF Application.
can anybody help in this.
Thx in Advance.
Renuka

Hi Arun Thx for your reply.
Actually i followed the same link which you have given above and using the taskDetail-task-flow-definition taskflow for getting the TaskDetails after clicking on the Task.
It has 3 parameters to pass i am not sure about these "refreshURL" and "refreshTaskListButtonId" values.
1. taskId
2. refreshURL
3. refreshTaskListButtonId
Other than the taskDetail-task-flow-definition taskflow which i mentioned above i am trying to get by using
modal-dialog-task-flow taskflow also it has 2 parameters
1. remoteUserTaskUrl
2. remoteTaskDefId
Here while getting the remoteUserTaskUrl using task.getTaskDisplayUrl() its returning NULL
using WorkFlowAPI's to get these Tasks, not sure why its returning Null
can anybody help in this.
Thx in Advance.
Renuka
Edited by: Renuka on Jun 4, 2012 4:33 AM

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I figured out the issue Shay. I didn't have my pageFlowScope value set on the task-flow-call. So I had the parameter name and value set on the input of my downstream bounded task flow, but when I add the control to call the task flow I didn't have the task-flow call value set. That piece was not intuitive to me. It makes sense that it would have to know how to pass the value.....just wasn't sure where it should be set.
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