If you create the workflows in visual studio you will have access to all
of the workflow and task properties for the workflow.

Out of curiosity, how come you have two workflows?  I have written a
workflow in visual studio that has two tasks, one task for manager
approval and one task for final approval.

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-----Original Message-----
From: phamilton7733 [mailto:phamilton7733@discussions.microsoft.com]
Posted At: Wednesday, October 25, 2006 6:50 AM
Posted To: microsoft.public.infopath
Conversation: Office 2007/Infopath - Access the events/properties of
Workflows?
Subject: Office 2007/Infopath - Access the events/properties of
Workflows?

Hi,

This is a rather difficult question to write, but I will try
nonetheless.  
We have been working with the Office 2007 Beta 2 Workflows.  We are
using
Infopath 2007 forms and starting workflows against the forms to
accomplish
different tasks.  The workflows we are using are the built in workflows
of
"Request Feedback" and "Approval".

Is there any way that the Infopath form that is in a Sharepoint document

library can access events/properties of the workflows that are
associated
with a given document?  As a Workflow property example, if a document
has
completed an "Approved" workflow, I would like to prohibit the document
from
edits.   As a Workflow Event example, I would like to trap when a
workflow
has completed so I can augment a task with some further actions.  For
example, our solution has two workflows for a given document, #1 is an
Approval workflow for managers only, and a 2nd workflow is for "Final
Approval".  I would like to be able to automatically start the "Final
Approval" workflow when the "Manager Approval" workflow has completed.

So, any help with accessing Properties/Events of Workflows from within
Infopath 2007 (or Sharepoint Server) would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.....