Process Viewer¶

The process viewer control can be used to graphically show the stages as well as the actions associated with each stage when a business object follows a process in several stages.

Process Viewer

Figure 1 - Process Viewer Control

As shown in the figure above there is a group/section and a list associated with the process viewer control; the group/section shows the information about the stage and the list shows its actions.

Variations¶

None

When to use¶

The process viewer can be used when a business object goes through a process where each stage and action of the business object is modelled as entities (see figure 1).

How to use¶

1. Declare the process viewer in teh client file¶


processviewer <processviewer_name> for <some_entity>{  
    label = "<some_attribute>";  
    activestage = "<some_attribute>";  
    visible = [true];  
}

2. Include the process viewer in a page, tab or assistant step¶


processviewer <processviewer_name>() {  
group <group_name> bind <naprocessviewer_nameme>;  
list <list_name>(<actions_array>) bind <processviewer_name>;  
}

3. Enable/Disable CRUD Actions¶

You can enable or disable CRUD actions based on conditions as shown below:


//Example - Enable/Disable CRUD Actions  
//-------------------------------------  
crudactions {  
      new {  
         enabled = [false];  
      }  
   }

Limitations¶

None.

Keywords¶

Below is a list of keywords used within the control.

bind

Properties¶

Below is a list of properties that can be used to customize the control.

activestage | label | visible

Example¶

Below is an example of a process viewer in use:


processviewer StagesViewer for SomeEntity{  
    label = "${Description}";  
    activestage = "${SelectedStage}";  
    visible = [true];  
}  
processviewer StagesViewer(StagesArray) {  
group Stage bind StagesViewer;  
list ActionsList(ActionsArray) bind StagesViewer;  
}

Example 1 - An example of using a process viewer control