ADF task flows are used to model the user interface for the task details page. You can create the task flow in the same application that contains the human task or in a separate application.

You must have previously created a human task (.task file) as part of a SOA composite before you can create a task flow. See Creating Human Tasks for how to create the.task file.

If the task flow is in the same application as the human task, create a different project for the task flow. If the SOA composite contains multiple human tasks, create a separate project for each ADF task flow associated with each human task. By using an ADF task flow, you create data controls based on the task parameters and outcomes.

To autogenerate an ADF task form, access the human task in the SOA composite application (form and task are in the same application). See How To Create an ADF Task Flow from the Human Task Editor, for more information.

To create an ADF task form in a separate application, create the new application and project and browse for the .task file for the human task. See How To Create an ADF Task Flow Based on a Human Task, for more information.

An ADF task form does not validate user inputs. The only validation that is done is to check that mandatory inputs have values. You should review your task forms and add additional validators as needed.