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| Instances of the business objects that the process works with may come from two sources: | Instances of the business objects that the process works with may come from two sources: | ||
| - | - The process itself may look for the instances of the business objects it needs by executing '' | + | - The process itself may look for the instances of the business objects it needs by executing '' |
| - The instances of the business objects the process needs may be written into the Context just before the process starts (see [[docs: | - The instances of the business objects the process needs may be written into the Context just before the process starts (see [[docs: | ||
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| To define business objects or business object groups as process input select the objects or groups in the left list box and press the Right arrow button to move the selected objects or groups into the right list box. Similarly if you want to delete certain business objects or groups from the process input select the objects or groups in the right list box and press the Left arrow button to move them into the left list box. | To define business objects or business object groups as process input select the objects or groups in the left list box and press the Right arrow button to move the selected objects or groups into the right list box. Similarly if you want to delete certain business objects or groups from the process input select the objects or groups in the right list box and press the Left arrow button to move them into the left list box. | ||
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| - //Rules// – select this radio button if you will define rules that implement the process (at least one rule must be defined). Use Action Rules tab to define the rules – see [[docs: | - //Rules// – select this radio button if you will define rules that implement the process (at least one rule must be defined). Use Action Rules tab to define the rules – see [[docs: | ||
| - | - //Custom Software Component// – select this radio button if the process is implemented by a piece of code – see "Aware IM Programmer’s Reference" | + | - //Custom Software Component// – select this radio button if the process is implemented by a piece of code – see "AwareIM |
| ===== User name ===== | ===== User name ===== | ||
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| ===== Allow cancel ===== | ===== Allow cancel ===== | ||
| - | //**Aware IM**// will automatically add the Cancel button when a process runs, so that the user can abort the execution of the process. Sometimes it may be necessary to disallow the user to cancel a process. In this case you need to untick this checkbox. | + | //**AwareIM**// will automatically add the Cancel button when a process runs, so that the user can abort the execution of the process. Sometimes it may be necessary to disallow the user to cancel a process. In this case you need to untick this checkbox. |
| ===== Handles " | ===== Handles " | ||
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| <code aim> | <code aim> | ||
| - | VIEW Object</ | + | VIEW Object </ |
| The first and all subsequent actions except the last one are considered to be intermediate actions. Depending on the nature of the last action it can be treated as an intermediate one or as the final one. The last action that expects input from the user is still an intermediate action, but if the action just displays the results and does not expect input from the user, it is considered to be the final one. The VIEW action does not expect input from the user, so it is the final one in this case. In most cases intermediate actions are displayed in a popup window. The final action is displayed according to the designated output of the process, specified either in a form/query operation or a menu command (depending on where the process is used). | The first and all subsequent actions except the last one are considered to be intermediate actions. Depending on the nature of the last action it can be treated as an intermediate one or as the final one. The last action that expects input from the user is still an intermediate action, but if the action just displays the results and does not expect input from the user, it is considered to be the final one. The VIEW action does not expect input from the user, so it is the final one in this case. In most cases intermediate actions are displayed in a popup window. The final action is displayed according to the designated output of the process, specified either in a form/query operation or a menu command (depending on where the process is used). | ||
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| ===== Display under ===== | ===== Display under ===== | ||
| - | You can get //**Aware IM**// to display the process node in the Elements Tree under a node of some other process. If you want this select the process under which the current process should be displayed | + | You can get //**AwareIM**// to display the process node in the Elements Tree under a node of some other process. If you want this select the process under which the current process should be displayed |
| ===== Isolation level ===== | ===== Isolation level ===== | ||