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Hi,

we would like to pick a group in a form field and to use all members of this group as filter for another user picker field.

Using the function GROUP MEMBERS [AD-Group Login and name] in a business rule works fine. Setting this one into an ALERT all members are returned as expected.
Using 'testgroup' as string in the group picker of the function GROUP MEMBERS ['testgroup'] in a filter of a data source works fine and all members are returned as expected.

But using the AD-Group field in the function GROUP MEMBERS [AD-Group Login and name] in a filter of a data source always returns no result. The name of the AD-Group field is "testgroup" - tested with an ALERT.
It would be great if passing a "person or group" field to the "group member" function would work as it does in the business rules. Could this be a bug? Or are we missing anything?

Kind Regards
Sébastien

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Do you check the operation of the Application Hub from a browser running on the server where WEBCON BPS is installed? If so, please read: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/troubleshoot/windows-server/networking/accessing-server-locally-with-fqdn-cname-alias-denied . I personally use method 2 - Disable loopbackcheck.
The Application Hub works with Windows Authentication.

Hello,

I'm using WEBCON BPS version 2025.2.1.42. I have configured my environment based on this article: https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/application-hub/544/3.

I have only Windows Authentication enabled in WEBCON BPS, and I configured a support subdomain to share it with our clients. I set up IIS, and the support domain is available in the system. The URL works and opens correctly, but I can't log in — after logging in, I'm always redirected back to the login page.

Is anyone using Application Hub with Windows Authentication?

Has anyone encountered an issue like this?

Any ideas or suggestions would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance for your help!

In reply to: Marcin Stachera - Marcopol

Thank you for your reply, I solved it by connecting to a network printer as you wrote. The test passed, but when I try to print anything, the printer does not print anything. What could be the cause? The printer is not connected to the computer, but to the printer server.

Printer: CITIZEN CL-S521 II. Meets all the requirements you wrote about

If the printer test in the entry point passes, it might be an access-related issue.
In the document entry point configuration, please verify that you have specified the user, as shown in the screenshot attached.
The login format is important here. Depending on the environment, it needs to be inserted as a domain login or UPN.

To make sure if it's an access issue, you can use an action on the menu button. Please add a new menu button with the "Print a barcode label" action inside it. If you can't see the menu button in the form, it means your user is not set in the document entry point. It's also a great method to test a printer ad-hoc.
There is also a nice article on how to create printout templates: https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/how-to-create-barcode-printout-templates/399/17

MVP
In reply to: Arthuzad

there needs only one item to be inserted, and the data should come from the mentioned item list. as i said i have created a query with "insert into" but i don't know how guid wll be generated and how to access wanted dictionary

I'm assuming there are 2 processes then:
1. Dictionary
2. Process which on some form has an item list.

If you want to add something to the dictionary - by "insert" i'm assuming it's a new document, then you could try to use start a subworkflow action:
* https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2025R2/Studio/Action/Workflow/StartWorkFlow/
for updating an item in a dictionary you could try to use update related workflow instance:
* https://docs.webcon.com/docs/2025R2/Studio/Action/Workflow/UpdateParentWorkflow/

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