Very simple scenario here -
I create a new organization in a VB CS generated UI.
From this UI, I can kick off a PCS Process to approve the new organization.
It is very easy to create Business Object definitions in VB CS -
the first 4 fields above are created by default (creationDate etc).
VB CS knows about the processes deployed in my AIC instance, in my case, only the one.
Check out the configuration -
Ensure you select the Runtime radio button.
VB CS provides for rich interaction with processes -
more about them later -
I have created a form to create a new Organization -
I have added a button to the generated form - Call Process - when clicked it should start a process instance -
Now to the action (button clicked) configuration -
Now I simply drag and drop the Start Process Action -
Now all I need to do is map the parameters -
So succinct -
Now to a simple test -
Check in the task list -
We can also display these tasks in VB CS - I have created a new page and now
drop in a List control
Add Data to the list -
Live Preview shows me the result -
Check out the VB CS docs here
Chapter 7 covers Processes.
I create a new organization in a VB CS generated UI.
From this UI, I can kick off a PCS Process to approve the new organization.
It is very easy to create Business Object definitions in VB CS -
the first 4 fields above are created by default (creationDate etc).
VB CS knows about the processes deployed in my AIC instance, in my case, only the one.
Check out the configuration -
Ensure you select the Runtime radio button.
more about them later -
I have created a form to create a new Organization -
I have added a button to the generated form - Call Process - when clicked it should start a process instance -
Now to the action (button clicked) configuration -
Now I simply drag and drop the Start Process Action -
Now all I need to do is map the parameters -
So succinct -
Now to a simple test -
Check in the task list -
We can also display these tasks in VB CS - I have created a new page and now
drop in a List control
Add Data to the list -
Live Preview shows me the result -
Check out the VB CS docs here
Chapter 7 covers Processes.
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