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Hi Maria,

if I understand this correctly, then the action should do something with the row.
As you can't pass information to the menu action you would need to set a technical field in the the current row and then invoke the menu action.
The menu action could identify the row by the technical field and reset it so it can be used again.

The code in the first screenshot is used in a data row column of the item list. This will allow you to output HTML.

Best regards,
Daniel

MVP

Hi Damian,
It's not exactly separate linux machine, but i think this article* on running Webcon using containers with Docker might help a little bit.

It assumes installation of solr on windows-server with linux docker containers, but i think you should be able to install solr on any linux distro and follow rest of the setup.

* https://kb.webcon.pl/konteneryzacja-webcon-bps/

MVP

Hi Agnieszka, Hi Daniel

I'm assuming that Daniel is right - we can't map collection items into single fields - Webcon expects item list.

There shouldn't be a need to store the body inside of a multi-line field though - it should be accessible through business rule on mapping page as 'Input value' parameter.
I'm parsing XML from REST-like API which returns XML instead of JSON. In attachment example mapping, and business rule used to get the XML content.

With JSON though it might be more tricky as OPENJSON requires database Compatibility Level at 130, and by default Webcon database are at 120 according to this*
You should be able to check it with this SQL:
SELECT compatibility_level
FROM sys.databases WHERE name = 'BPS_Content';

However i'm thinking right now, that you might be able to create an empty database with high compatibility level, create a new connection, and use that connection to query with OPENJSON available.

*https://community.webcon.com/posts/post/compatibility-level-of-webcon-bps-databases-good-practices/323/3

WEBCON

WEBCON BPS is a platform, not a ready-to-use application, so by default, the platform does not know what type of data is stored in it, and it is not possible to do such an audit for a platform.

You need to build the application according to the given rules and audit this type of application - and yes, it is possible to do it. Sometimes it needs a separate, dedicated database or even a separate instance of WEBCON BPS, but it is possible. WEBCON team can help with such a project.

MVP

Hi Agnieszka,

I haven't used a similar example but I would check the following:
- property value
It's of type collection and I would assume, that you won't be able to assign a value from a collection to a single field. You would need to select an item list as the destination field for the collection.
- collection/array with objects
I haven't had this case where the collection/array contains objects. I don't know whether this will work.

If you can't make it work with an item list, you try to store the Response:Body in a multi line field and use SQL to extract the information.
https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/json/json-data-sql-server?view=sql-server-ver16&redirectedfrom=MSDN

Best regards,
Daniel

Hello, I have a question more about the Polish side of the forum. There is a regulation available in the Journal of Laws that specifies the requirements for storing employee documentation as well as the method of transferring it between IT systems. Has WebCon BPS been audited in this respect and do we know whether it meets the requirements set out in the regulation?

https://isap.sejm.gov.pl/isap.nsf/download.xsp/WDU20180002369/O/D20182369.pdf