Hi John,
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Yes, you're right. Create a new System/Service using the Configuration Editor tool, reference the Nintex workflow service (http://YourServer/_vti_bin/nintexworkflow/workflow.asmx) then you can start a Nintex workflow as a custom action from qSIListForm.
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This is how I have defined my custom action using teh web service method StartWorkflowOnListItem and launching a Nintex workflow called Nintex1000Validation on item ID=1
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<Entity System="SystemSharePointWS" Service="ServiceNintex" Name="Nintex">
<Operation Method="StartWorkflowOnListItem" Name="StartWFOnListItem">
<Parameter Name="itemId" Type="System.Int32" Usage="In" Source="FixedValue" Value="1" />
<Parameter Name="listName" Type="System.String" Usage="In" Source="FixedValue" Value="DocNintex" />
<Parameter Name="workflowName" Type="System.String" Usage="In" Source="FixedValue" Value="Nintex1000Validation" />
<Parameter Name="associationData" Type="System.String" Usage="In" Source="FixedValue" />
</Operation>
</Entity>
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The documentation for the Web Services applies to Nintex workflow web service too. Also I checked teh NIntex docs for more details about the parameters and operations.
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Please let me know if you have any questions.
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