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(...) he WEBCON BPS system is to work on three types of environments. Processes are configured on the development environment, tests of the created solution are carried out on the test environment, and end-User s of the system work on the production environment. Moving processes or changes in processes between environments is possible by using the built-in application import/export mechanism. Starting fro (...)

(...) roxy_http_version 1.1; } } }   Realm configuration and application registration in Keycloak Server Log in to the Keycloak administration console, create a new realm and User based on the product documentation -> https://www.keycloak.org/docs/latest/getting_started/index.html#creating-a-realm-and-a-User . Next, register the application client. Go to the Clients tab - (...)

(...) s for Standalone installation. For SharePoint intallation, no WebDav is used - only the SharePoint attachment library.  Installing an add-on from a file Consider a simple process where the User drops a file into the "Attachments" section and then wants to digitally sign it using the Adobe Acrobat Reader installed on their local computer. This program does not have to be set as a d (...)

(...) WEBCON BPS, see Introduction to actions in WEBCON BPS.   Fig. 1. The "Add/Remove privileges" action   Configuration of the "Add privileges" action The User may be granted one of four possible privileges levels: Administration - the highest privileges to read, edit and delete instances Modification (can’t delete) - standard privileges to re (...)

(...) signed to create new processes, the test environment (TEST) is used to perform functional tests before the final implementation of the solution on the production environment (PROD) on which they work User s. Creating processes in such a way that they are insensitive to the context of the environment in which they work requires adherence to a certain regime. However, it results naturally from the fun (...)

(...) ns option.   Fig. 3. Data source configuration – the first way   For the template to be validated correctly, this source must contain the following columns: PLN_User Id - <String> User ID PLN_From <Int32> - Date od (in YYYYMMDD format, e.g. 20200123) PLN_To <Int32> - Data do (in YYYYMMDD format, e.g. 20200125) PLN_WFDID <Int32> - Abse (...)

(...) to store any number of data rows organized into columns. In business practice, there is a need for the item list to be updated based on the values from other elements or updated automatically, and a User cannot edit it. For this purpose, you can use the “Change items list values” action which will be presented in this article based on the simple “Invoice approval” workflow. (...)

(...) ness processes in international, multilingual environments. Each form instance has been built with localization in mind, allowing designers to provide translations into any language used by their end User s during the workflow design phase. Complementing the multilingual form capabilities is the introduction of multilingual choice fields, added in version 2019.1.2. This feature enables the definitio (...)

(...) s in “System settings” tab.   After creating new constant, provide its value. If only “Shared” value will be present, system will use it in each environment. If User will check “Break inheritance” box, system will use there a value which is assigned to it. It allows to assign different values to various environments.   Global constant (...)

(...) Applies to version: 2017.1.x and above; author: Mateusz Syrek Introduction SharePoint server allows authenticating User s based on Claims add-on. It also allows authenticating User s based on different authentication providers which you trust but are managed externally. This article describes external provider configuration which will be Azure Active Directory from SharePoint Server 2019 (it i (...)

(...) can be validation of provided bank account number. Whether the pattern fits the character string is mainly used during validation of so-called entry data. Regular expressions allow to check if the User data has correct format. Here is an example: d{4}-d{2}-d{2} Bank account number In order to add regular expression to the form field of text field type go to “Style and behavior&r (...)

(...) s” section choose one of the available options: Classic on SharePoint – used in previous versions WFDynamic.aspx form based on SharePoint. If it’s possible, the User will be redirected to the SharePoint platform. Classic on BPS portal – WFDynamic.aspx form based on SharePoint. The classic form will be embedded on the WEBCON BPS Portal platf (...)

(...) t). This will launch the import wizard. The first step displays information about the imported package.   Fig.7. Basic package info   Next, as in the export wizard, the User can choose elements which should be imported. Elements which are absent on the target environment will be created and those who are already there will be updated in a differential manner.   (...)

(...) lect people who will receive a notification about an instance to be approved.   Fig. 1. The SELECT VALUES function in the expression editor Business case As you can see below, User s copied to the “Approvers to notify” form field will receive an e-mail notification at the “Approve” step. A person who fills out the Analytical breakdown list can decide to w (...)

(...) of the action - the Attachment selection tab   Attachment section tab: Category – allows you to select an attachment based on the category. In the “Convert” file, a User indicates whether the newest or the oldest attachment should be used in the action. Regular expression – allows you to enter a regular expression in which you can define parameters that shoul (...)

(...) re as follows: • According to the application settings, • Permanently selected language from the list (e.g. de-DE, uk-UA etc.) If the project of the designed application allows the User to select the language version, the value "According to application settings" should be indicated in the action configuration. Then it’s required to check the current settings of the (...)

(...) nbsp; C) SQL query – the rule will return attachment’s IDs based on the defined SQL query. In the example, the rule will return the ID of attachments created by the currently logged in User .   Fig. 5. Sample configuration of the third attachment selection mode in the Get Attachments rule   ATTACHMENTS COUNT The Attachments count rule will return the number o (...)

(...) t of all available values.     By default, the menu will display five values which best match what was entered into the field. If none of the displayed options are desired, the User can either continue typing in characters to narrow down the search or load extra options with the Load more... button at the bottom of the menu Selecting a value is simply done by clicking it (...)

(...) rectly from the application configuration level. Continue reading to learn more about this feature.   New tabs for the application In the application details, next to the General and User privileges tabs, there are new tabs: Connections and Data sources. They offer a preview of all connections and sources related to the selected application. Connections and sources associated with the (...)

(...) using the ABBYY FineReader program. FineReader converts scanned documents and PDF files into editable form, and it is responsible for generating a text layer on attachments in workflows. This allows User s to easily convert documents as well as search files. The procedure of FineReader installation is described in our technical blog - FineReader 11 installation. The article describes how you ca (...)