Oracle BPM 11gR1 - Customizing the workspace

BPM documentation at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/integration.1111/e10224/bp_worklist.htm#CIHEAFBC describe how to add views to your BPM workspace or how to change the columns that appear in BPM workspace Inbox Task List page. Also, it describe how you can use your payload to search tasks or add payload content as a columns in a new view (Using Flex Fields). But it's possible to use some payload content as a column in Inbox Task List without creating a new view, I mean editing the default Inbox Task List Page columns?

Thanks Again Mike.
Yes I agree with you. Payloads can vary in time and per task type. I configured flex fields in BPM Workspace -> Administration tab, then I mapped these flex fields in Human Tasks. When I create a custom view, It's only available to select the my custom payload field (flex field) when I select the Task type. In my case the payload field is an Person Id that is available since the start of first business activity til the end of the process. I think that if I really need to display this person id as a column, independent of task type, because this id I have all the time. I really need to build a custom worklist client as described in http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/integration.1111/e10224/bp_worklistcust.htm#BABIHDEF . Maybe this worklist sample (HelpDesk UI Sample) can make my development time smaller compared with total time to develop an entire worklist from scratch.

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