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(...) ervices configuration node, both the production and test services should be visible. Uncheck all roles from the production service, and transfer them over to the test service. Also set the associated process (i.e. content) database. At this point, you can also remove the production service from the test database. If you get notified that the service is still in use, see the last chapter of this art (...)

(...) notifications.   Configuration in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio The WEBCON BPS mobile application requires configuration of the following elements in Designer Studio: compact form (process configuration window → Compact view). - The settings of the compact form are by default inherited from the configuration of the main form. However, it is possible to break the inheritance a (...)

(...) s-notes-.de   There’s no application I know of, which doesn’t use some workflow relations. The most common is the parent-child variant followed by data referenced from dictionary process es, which further continues with grand-grand-children with other data references. The post shall provide an overview of the options we have to: navigate to the related elements display related (...)

(...) re two applications where one affects the other (there's a relationship between them) The applications interact with each other. For instance, a workflow in one starts a sub-workflow in another process , which in turn updates the first one. The applications include choice fields, which are used to connect other workflows/display data from them using BPS internal views. READ MORE: HER (...)

(...) ibility and consistent rendering across a wide range of email clients and devices. These challenges can be formidable, especially for those without a deep understanding of how various email platforms process HTML and CSS. Compatibility with Various Email Clients: One of the most significant hurdles in email template design is the fragmentation of email clients (like Outlook, Gmail, Apple Mail, etc.). (...)

(...)   The open lecture entitled "process Design using Low-Code for Students Planning to Work in Business and IT", organized by the Department of Logistics and process Engineering and WEBCON Sp. z o.o., brought significant value to students of Logistics and Computer Science at UITM. During the lecture, Urszula Słupik and Adrian Baszak introduced students to (...)

(...) al column mapping options, users can complete, overwrite, and update Item list values with confidence that no information they wish to include in it will be missed. Those in charge of configuring the process can choose from actions that will include unique values or not, depending on the desired effect. Additionally, users can now swiftly delete all or selected rows of a form field, eliminating the need (...)

(...) ds of additional authorization that the end user can leverage when the additional authorization (path transition authorization, authorization to access confidential form data) has been enabled in the process configuration. It is mandatory to have at least one active additional authorization method. The full writeup for this feature can be found here: Path authorization. SMS – a one-time au (...)

(...) Author: Markus Jenni I came across a requirement, that only pdf files should be allowed to be uploaded. As there are other file extensions allowed in further process es, we can not only limit the extensions globally. To enforce this requirement, we first configured a validation rule, which basically did the trick. However, from a user experience perspective, it would be great if the open (...)

(...) g between two initialization modes: "initialize only at the first step" or "initialize at every step." This decision impacts how the data in the itemlist is updated throughout the process . Selective and Flexible Initialization Itemlists can be set to initialize either at the start of the process or at each step, providing the flexibility to include only the necessary informa (...)

(...) cation of custom colors of the listed elements in the contrast theme, if necessary. Furthermore, users can prepare additional contrast themes based on a different color palette. To facilitate this process , a dedicated Is contrast checkbox has been included in the editing window of each theme: Fig. 13. Setting a contrast theme using a new parameter   By configuring a contrast theme, t (...)

(...) here is also an option to import applications with specific elements indicated as subject to import. This solution is particularly useful in the case of extended applications (e.g. consisting of many process es), where indicating only the elements that are important from the point of view of import is more optimal and justified. To facilitate this process , the option Create file with default import par (...)

(...) related changes to the system and provides examples of practical use of the various form templates.   Business case In the HR and Administration Department, a “Recruitment” process was developed to manage job offers published on an external recruitment service. As part of this process , a workflow of the same name was created to record information on the positions offered, verif (...)

(...) asy access to information is one of the key aspects of a well-designed form. With crucial information readily available, users can not only perform tasks faster, but also make better decisions in the process . But how do you distinguish this crucial information from other data and present it clearly to make it easy to interpret? Perhaps the answer lies in the Widget form field discussed in this articl (...)

(...) Head of the Complaints Department within a production company oversees the work of several employees in that Department. Both him and his subordinates use the WEBCON BPS application on daily basis to process complaints, so any information on the ongoing operations are registered in the BPS system. Given the growing number of complaints and the undergoing reorganization of work in the Department, a dedica (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2024 R1 and above; author: Łukasz Maciaszkiewicz   Introduction Designing a business application is a process that requires both good memory and coordination from the people involved in it. Unfortunately, when faced with a large number of tasks, lengthy execution times, many people involved, or often all of the above, even the most capable mind must yield. To address th (...)

(...) the same machine via WEBCON BPS installer (in a previous version). When these three components are installed on the same machine (Designer Studio and the database can be separate) the installation process is simplified. Launch the installer on the machine where the components are located, and simply go through the suggested steps. All steps of the installer will be carried out automatically and do (...)

(...) e   Should we import applications via an application instead of the Designer Studio? In my opinion yes. But this is mainly influenced from a partner perspective who has to deploy the same process to multiple customers who require that these kind of things are documented. What would be the benefit of having an application: When something is automated, it can be tested, and therefore t (...)

(...) ason, it is good practice to plan the environment in advance, detailing the system components, their network addresses, and communication between them. The following diagram shows the installation process described herein, along with the addresses of each service.   The example uses Docker Desktop. All basic components of WEBCON BPS can be installed there. Only the system's database (...)

(...) Starting Webcon journey usually begins with moving some data from other places, let it be SQL databases, but when more applications are created you still might need this knowledge to migrate further process es. In this series I'm creating an example application into which I'm importing data using built in cyclic actions, and external powershell script using REST API. Creating example appli (...)