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(...) cting the content language and the location of the translation file on the hard disk   The list of available Content languages corresponds to the one defined in the System settings (Global parameters → Translation languages). The export covers translations for the selected process and the presentation layer of the application to which the process belongs. The user is informed about the (...)

(...) managing them, it's worth briefly exploring the latter option.   To create a new BPS group in Designer Studio, navigate to the BPS users and groups list (System settings → Global parameters ). Now, choose the BPS groups tab in the newly opened window. The tab window presents information in tabular form about all available BPS groups. You can filter the displayed groups by selecting or un (...)

(...) FineReader Engine 12.0 field. Continue with the installation.   After proceeding to the Components installation step, a window will be displayed, allowing you to configure installation parameters for ABBYY FineReader 12.   To work correctly, the ABBYY FineReader 12 component requires the installation of the text layer engine on the server where the WEBCON BPS service operates (...)

(...) eas need to be updated:   /*Configuration database e.g. BPS_Config*/ select CD_Name from ContentDatabases /*Attachments database e.g. BPS_Content_Att*/ select PRM_Value from Globalparameters where PRM_Name = 'DBMain' /*Content database e.g. BPS_Content*/ select DEF_AttachmentsDatabase from WFDefinitions where DEF_AttachmentsDatabase is not null Select ADB_Name from WFAtt (...)

(...) such rules is inherited from the settings of the main form, but, similar to the first case, it is also possible to break the settings inheritance; security level (System settings → Global parameters → Required mobile application security level). This setting is common for all WEBCON BPS applications and processes. It requires the user to enter the PIN code whenever they open the mo (...)

(...) ike: 2. Global XP- awarding automation To easily incorporate the XP functionality into any already digitized process, we created a global automation that receives the necessary data as parameters and creates an XP instance. 3. A slightly more embellished employee profile. If you don't already have an employee profile in WEBCON, I suggest you create one. There, you can store (...)

(...) ; Additional information about the script can be found in the article published by Microsoft on its GitHub platform at this address. The information within it also includes additional commands and parameters that can be used in conjunction with the script.   Summary The presented solutions enable WEBCON BPS users to utilize the newest features provided within the CU14 update without risking (...)

(...) ity bulletin page on Community.     The list includes CVE/CWE identifiers, or a short description in cases where the vulnerability originated in WEBCON BPS.   Global parameters – options in the System settings Most options related to security are found under the Security (1) node of the Global parameters in the System settings. Some additional options are also foun (...)

(...) ded to install a new environment and already had an working environment you may have wondered, how you can make sure, that everything has been setup the same.  While this is easy for the global parameters , there are other artifacts where the sheer number of elements makes this hard. Therefore I described my approach to create this checklist using the configuration database table. In the end I cons (...)

(...) ptimal readability of content for the widest possible audience, with a focus on universality. Another related change was the introduction of the Font of input fields and Background of input fields parameters in the color theme editing window. These parameters will allow users to define the font color and background color, respectively, in the fields used for input data in Portal, as well as colors of rel (...)

(...) s created and made available among WEBCON BPS installation files in the “Tools” (formerly “Migration Tools”) directory. This tool imports WEBCON BPS applications using defined parameters . Specifying some of these parameters is required for the automatic default import operation to be successful. Additionally, it provides optional parameters that are used for non-standard data import (...)

(...) reate a business rule for this. Even if it's easy to create the check, the business rule will force you to think about each parameter   You can read up on the business rule and the parameters : here.  

(...) session.   The visibility of other buttons (or combinations of buttons) is dependent on the settings configured in Designer Studio. In the Security window (System Settings → Global parameters ), you will find the parameter WEBCON BPS Portal logout behavior. In addition to the previously mentioned default option of logging out of a single session, a new setting has been introduced that allo (...)

(...) l components will be run from Docker images, and the installer will only be used to create and configure the database.     In the next installation steps: Database creation parameters , Configuration database creation, Process database creation, Attachment database creation, proceed in the same way as for the standard WEBCON BPS installation. It is recommended to copy the name of (...)

(...) rator privileges can be granted in three ways:   globally, across all applications within the Portal. To do this, navigate to the Global privileges window (System settings → Global parameters ) and enter the details of the respective individual in the Business administrators field;  within a specific process or process and business entity. In this scenario, user details are entere (...)

(...) After experimenting with CSS, we created a style parameter that we’d like to share. We’re happy with the design, and we hope some of you might find it useful as well. The CONTROL STYLE parameters are as follows [tip: use a FORM RULE with parameter - see attached image]: margin-bottom: 30px; padding-bottom: 8px; outline-offset: 5px; outline: 1px #C0C0C0 solid; border-radius: 1rem;   (...)

(...) nctions. Both of these functions take the OAuth2 Authentication form field as a parameter. To ensure that the user does not forget to log in, it is possible to embed the following code in the path parameters . With this procedure, the user is prompted to log in while going through the path. Fig. 7. Example of using the IS AUTHENTICATED and AUTHENTICATE functions   Another interesting fea (...)

(...) Designer Studio, log in with the built-in admin@system.bps administration account whose password was configured during the system installation. Next, go to the System settings → Global parameters → Users and groups synchronization → Synchronization configuration tab. In the configuration window, select Synchronize with Microsoft Entra ID as the synchronization source, then s (...)

(...) or: Grzegorz Straś Related Documentation The 2 areas relevant to setting up this feature are the Visibility tab in the configuration of each form field, and the Security node in the global parameters , where the authorization methods are enabled. This article references only the minimal configuration required, but a full writeup of each page is available in the documentation: Visibility tab (...)

(...) configuration window. The various options have been divided into sections: First activation and Repeat in cycles, making timer configuration more intuitive. It is now possible to define timer parameters so that the first start of the timer (Start date) occurs Immediately after a step is entered, and next timers are executed at a specified Interval. Another important change was the extension of th (...)