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(...) Applies to version: 2022.1.x and above, author: Krystyna Gawryał   Introduction One of the basic implementation assumptions of WEBCON BPS is work on three Environment s: development (DEV), test (TEST), and production (PROD). As long as certain conditions are met, processes and any changes to them can be successfully transferred between those Environment s thanks to the built-in application impor (...)

(...) le: “Tasks info calculation”.   Importing process and application configurations – the import of a process or an application taking place between databases or DEV/TEST/PROD Environment s. The operation of saving data in the database is asynchronous, i.e. the service imports a process or an application even if the process is closed in Designer Studio. Associated module: “Imp (...)

(...) ng a package of licenses from the server, the licenses available in WEBCON BPS will be subscription licenses. Downloading the package a second time after the payment has been processed will cause the Environment to have perpetual licenses. It’s worth noting that the system will automatically attempt to download an updated license package 7 days before the payment deadline. If an updated license pack (...)

(...) Wojtycza   Introduction WEBCON BPS Designer Studio allows users to configure global business and form rules. As global rules, they are available for all applications created in a given Environment and thanks to parameters they are universal and may be used in multiple processes.   Global business and form rules can be configured by choosing “Business rules” or “For (...)

(...) to individual system users. This solution can be used in both standalone and cloud installations. The Export-Import mechanism makes it possible to transfer BPS groups with the application to another Environment , and in WEBCON BPS 2023 R1, this scope has been extended also to Group owners. This article shows an example of such a migration.   Configuration For the purpose of demonstrating how th (...)

(...) tions.   GUID The GUID number is an alphanumeric identifier of a configurable element, such as a form field, workflow, or process, whose value is constant and unique irrespective of the Environment it is placed in. With those characteristics the GUID identifier enables easy transfer of HTML templates containing elements identified with it between various Environment s (DEV/TEST/PROD). So far (...)

(...) e of an application in a company – from prototyping in WEBCON BPS Designer Desk, through development in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio, to using the final version after deployment in the production Environment .   How it works – business case Application prototype in WEBCON BPS Designer Desk Person responsible for the implementation of a new process in an enterprise prepared the appli (...)

(...) ntainerization is an alternative to the standard installation of WEBCON BPS components and is particularly applicable when using cloud services, making it much easier to install the system in such an Environment . This article provides step-by-step instructions for installing WEBCON BPS with its core components running in independent containers.   Choosing a containerization platform Since mo (...)

(...) rvice are generally grouped based on their running method. They can be triggered in three distinct ways: by queues, using an interval/schedule, with a command sent to service by an external Environment that communicates with it. All the three aforementioned methods operate parallelly. Their detailed description is provided further in the article.   Queues There are several types (...)

(...) ts of Computer Science and Econometrics, who learned the BPMN notation describing processes, this time had to translate it into the language of BPS. Participants of the classes had individual work Environment s at their disposal. The principles of the system operation and the different "drawing language" of the workflows were not difficult - they were considered intuitive and easy to use. The onl (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2023 R1 and above; author: Łukasz Maciaszkiewicz   Introduction In the present-day dynamic and distributed application Environment s data monitoring and analysis are key to ensure high efficiency, reliability, and optimization of an application. To address those challenges, the 2023 R1 WEBCON BPS version has introduced support for OpenTelemetry – a powerful tool that s (...)

(...) xchange of experience, consultation and integration, and an invitation to become an active member of the WEBCON community. Throughout the recertification, we provide access to individual working Environment s with the latest version of the system. For more information and upcoming dates click here: WEBCON ACADEMY - Certification program | WEBCON. If you have any further questions, please do not hesitate (...)

(...) s – the remaining time is for practical exercises) and starts punctually at 9:00 am. The training is delivered remotely via MS Teams. Participants will be given access to configured training Environment s allowing them to use Designer Desk. It is recommended to use two monitors during the training.   Detailed information about the training, including the full agenda and dates, will be m (...)

(...) n available here, it is now possible to combine text from different elements to create more complex filter rules.   Below is an example of using the updated LIKE function in a business Environment .   Business case A manufacturer of basic lighting luminaires prepared a product catalogue for their customers, listing all the luminaires in the Ultra LED Panel family. Each product in (...)

(...) : Require – one authorization is required for the entire authorization session. The authorization session lasts 5 minutes by default, but this value can be changed globally for the Environment . During the session, the end user may go any number of times through any path (on any workflow instance) for which this authorization mode is set. When the authorization session expires, a new author (...)

(...) election window where you can log into your Portal.   By default, a newly installed application provides a test connection: “TRIAL-BPS”. It offers access to a demonstration Environment where you can check the platform functionalities. (The test connection can be removed at any time.) However, to gain access to Portal located at a specific address, you need to configure a respe (...)

(...) t the completed translation document into the system. This article describes this functionality with an example of its use in the company. Note: Translations can be exported/imported within one Environment and one main version of WEBCON BPS.   Business case An international company operating in the food sector wants to conduct a series of webinars among its employees to explain the change (...)

(...) n on the highest version of WEBCON BPS that can be installed as part of the purchased Software Assurance package. Tile for uploading a .req file to activate the license service offline on the local Environment . The file should be generated in the License service activation wizard in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio or in the WEBCON BPS Installer. For detailed instructions on how to activate the license service o (...)

(...) : online and offline. Both types of activation can be done using the respective wizards available in WEBCON BPS Designer Studio's License management window. Follow these steps to prepare your Environment for license activation: Log in to Designer Studio by selecting the authentication method and entering the login and password configured during program installation. Open the program&rsq (...)

(...) e nuances resulted in less-than-ideal outcomes. Initially, our attempts to build a template based purely on our knowledge of basic HTML led to frustrating results—emails that looked good in one Environment were completely unusable in others. Text overflowed, images were misaligned, and overall layouts broke down, providing a poor experience to the end user and reflecting negatively on our brand. Her (...)