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(...) e the "Alt + F9" combination again to switch to the standard document display mode. Both document templates have been added to the document template created for the process workflow. Two constant s have been created to store the ID of the templates from this process, one for the Polish template and the other for the English template.   Fig.14 . constant that stores the template (...)

(...) Dictionary data from Microsoft Dynamics, e.g., dictionary of Customers is usually introduced into the workflow as SQL views originated from the Microsoft Dynamics database. Such solution allows for constant updating, regular refreshing the workflow dictionary data after changes made in Microsoft Dynamics. Data can be also transferred with the use of other methods, e.g., in the form of Web service. So (...)

(...) between the systems.   Downloading data from SAP  Dictionary data from SAP, e.g., dictionary of Customers can be introduced into the workflow as SQL views. Such solution allows for constant updating, regular refreshing the workflow dictionary data after changes in the source system. Data can be also transferred with the use of other methods, e.g., in the form of Web service. The dict (...)

(...) red above (business entity code -> country abbreviation, BPS group ID -> WEBCON_{country code}@group.bps). By applying such setting, you can assign start and end part of the returned value to a constant , and the configured rule will return dynamically only the median value, i.e. the code of the related company. This settings works well when a large number of business entities in the process. It (...)

(...) searched item will display a dialog box with matching items that can be used in the rule (Fig. 2). The dialog box list includes, among others, form fields (groups and tab panels), global and process constant s, companies, workflows, and form types. The given item can be selected by navigating with the up/down arrows and confirming the selection with the Enter key.   Fig. 2. The dialog box l (...)

(...) nits is px.   Example 3): font-size: 22px Output: Original size:     If you prefer the font size to change relative to the default size, the following text constant s can be helpful (in order from smallest to largest): xx-small, x-small, small, medium, large, x-large, xx-large, as well as smaller (smaller text size than the default) and larger (larger text size t (...)

(...) ng into account the contents of each column, as well as in accordance with the rule that column widths cannot be smaller than those given in Table 1. The exception to this rule is, however, setting a constant width.   constant width The column constant width is expressed in px. If all columns have their widths given in px, the table will be drawn using the entered values (also taking in (...)

(...) , but the goal for version 2022.1.4 was to make it available for Power BI queries. There is also the issue of the nature of WEBCON BPS data – it is dynamic. Not only can the data on forms be constant ly edited by users, but also the definition of WEBCON BPS processes can change. Specifically, after changing the process or form field names, it will be necessary to reload the data in Power BI. Other (...)

(...) ing. The first, result column should return the ID of the instances to be archived. The query is executed within the default database. When an action is used in a cycle, it is not possible to use the constant s operating within the context of an instance. Additionally, in the case of large amount of data it is recommended to set up the SQL query to return data in several smaller packages by using the &ldqu (...)

(...) ir use, can change the behavior of the entire process in different places of the system, and their impact on the process is general and complex. Examples of such elements include data sources, global constant s, global rules, and global fields.   Fig. 1. “VAT” global constant used in the cost invoice process     Exporting and importing changed global elements (...)

(...) nd “Send a custom e-mail” actions.   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 vario (...)

(...) The WEBCON team works tirelessly to improve the WEBCON BPS platform. We constant ly strive to fix any errors and make sure that our system always functions as intended. Please note that this version is no longer supported. We apologize for any inconvenience caused.  Every year, we publish a major version that introduces a multitude of new features. Additionally, updated builds are relea (...)

(...) ant information for the user.   WEBCON BPS help document is versioned so that each user can find information directly related to the version of the system they are using. The website is constant ly being expanded and the content presented therein is updated on an ongoing basis – in the future it will contain information on all WEBCON BPS components (including Portal and Designer Desk). (...)

(...) SQL queries, and to retrieve values from data sources. CONCAT combines text values into a single string and is available among the functions dedicated to text. With CONCAT you can retrieve global constant s, process constant s, form field values, and combine them into a more complex text. Example: CONCAT [‘WI’][‘_‘][‘Wisconsin’] returns “WI_Wisconsin”. (...)

(...) g button () in the Data Sources tab and select the respective source in the newly opened window.   Adding an existing public data source   Global form fields, rules, and constant s The last issue that deserves attention is the handling of elements with a “global” status, such as form fields, rules, or constant s. While the citizen developer, acting as the Appli (...)

(...) ail settings so that all e-mails sent by the system will be redirected to the dedicated mailbox (without spamming our users with e-mails from the test environment). Make sure any global and process constant s have correct values. Make sure data source connections have correct values. Analyze whether any of your deployed applications have any connection or reference to the production database. (...)

(...) thentication must be carried out again.   Mobile application The WEBCON BPS mobile application works online only. This means that all data displayed to the user and entered by them is constant ly exchanged with the connected installed WEBCON BPS system instance. The native part of the application is responsible for the communication. It invokes REST API that facilitates connection with t (...)

(...) The WEBCON team works tirelessly to improve the WEBCON BPS platform. We constant ly strive to fix any errors and make sure that our system always functions as intended.   Every year, we publish a major version that introduces a multitude of new features. Additionally, updated builds are released at least once a month, they aim to resolve any existing issues and implement small changes. (...)

(...) Fig. 8. Export wizard window with option to preview the .json file   Configuration file parameters The .json file saved on disk contains the default import configuration that remains constant regardless of the application being exported.   Fig. 9. Contents of the default .json file The file's primary function is to provide users with a ready-made structure for import (...)

(...) The WEBCON team works tirelessly to improve the WEBCON BPS platform. We constant ly strive to fix any errors and make sure that our system always functions as intended.   Every year, we publish a major version that introduces a multitude of new features. Additionally, updated builds are released at least once a month, they aim to resolve any existing issues and implement small changes. (...)