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I've built a workflow process that uses a single table to collect the data within the workflow. As workflow participants fill out forms and complete their tasks, new information is added into the row in the database for that process instance. I'd like to create a view that allows an administrator to easily view that data.

I could create a Datalist which presents all the information in a single column as it is collected in the database, but that would be a long, ugly row of data (and it would not include information like custom HTML in sub-forms.)

I would like to create a new form (or use existing forms) in my workflow that displays all that collected information in a more user friendly manner, but without altering the state of the workflow (e.g. no 'Complete' button.)  That way I could create a hyperlink to the form/view (passing the id) from my view list to see the form. 

Is this sort of thing possible using existing forms or do I have to write a custom HTML/JSP page?