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Virtual Laboratory (VLab) has been developed as a distributed component system supporting a remote access to physical devices via the Internet. Unlike in typical VLabs, much attention has been paid to designing a state-of-the-art architecture which facilitates among others exposing the functionality of the devices, composing them into complex experiment stands as well as supervising in an interactive or automated way. The paper describes an application of workflow to experiment control in the VLab. Nevertheless, the presented concept consisting in wrapping a workflow engine by a component of a selected platform component has much more general nature.

Applying Workflow to Experiment Control in Virtual Laboratory