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• :hasWorkflowState---identifies the current state this instance is "in"; value is one of the WorkflowState object URIs
• *:hasWorkflowOwner---*names the repository user who is currently asserting a claim on the instance.  Value is URI of that user account.

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Show Transitions/repository/workflow/transitions

Method: GET or POST
Args:
workspace=URI---restrict results to transitions applying to given workspace (includes wildcards). Default is to list all.
format=mime---type of result.

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Show Resources/repository/workflow/resources

Method: GET, POST
Args:
state=URI|all---workflow state by which to filter, or 'all' for wildcard.
type=URI---include only instances of this tyep (by inference counts) - default is no restriction.
unclaimed=(true|false)---when true, unclaimed resources are included in the report.
Default is true.
*owner=(self|all|none)---show, in addition to any selected unclaimed resources:

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Claim Resource Instance/repository/workflow/claim

Method: POST
Args:
uri=URI---subject to claim
user=---optional, user who asserts the claim; default is authenticated user.

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There is no result document. The status indicates success with 200. As side

Side-effects, this action also:

1. Adds insert and delete access to the instance for the claiming user.
2. Sets :hasWorkflowOwner property to the claimant (in an internal metadata graph)

Release (claimed) Resource Instance/repository/workflow/release

Method: POST
Args:
uri=URI---subject to release

Requires that current : Current user is the owner, or Administrator role.

As side Side effects:

1. Removes insert and delete access to the instance for the current user.
2. Removes :hasWorkflowOwner* property (in an internal metadata graph)

Transition on Resource Instance/repository/workflow/push

Method: POST
Args:
uri=URI---subject to transition
transition=URI}}---indicates transition to take

Requires:

1. read access to instance.
2. must be claimed
3. user should be either claim owner or Administrator
4. user must have READ access on the chosen Transition.

Side - effects include:

1. Implied release of any current claim (and all applicable side-effects of that)
2. Executes action associated with this transaction, if any.
3. Resource's workflow state will become the final state of the transition.

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