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Hi all,

I need to develop our own WorkflowDesigner UI for our workflow. Our customer doesn't really like the default WorkflowDesigner from VS2010 and they want to have entirely new UI for the workflow. Currently what in my head is

  1. To get the tree data structure from the memory that represents the workflow that I want to display on my own WorkflowDesigner UI
  2. Then, from the data that I obtain in step 1, I traverse through the tree and convert it into the new display that I want. Currently we're planning to display it in table format.

So in this case, is there any other better way? What do you think about the feasibility of my approach?