Creating a process link
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Process links can be configured manually using the Admin UI, or autodeployment
The process link menu is found under the admin menu. Admin privileges are required to configure process links.
Go to the Admin menu
Go to the 'Process links v2 (beta)' menu
Select the activity of the desired process.
Depending on the type of activity, a list of supported process link types might be shown.
Follow the steps
A form process link can be added to user-tasks. When the process reaches the user-task, a user will be presented with the configured form when opening it.
More information about forms can be found here.
A form-flow process link can be added to user-tasks. When the process reaches the user-task, an instance of the form-flow will be created and be made visible to the user.
More information about form-flows can be found here.
When configuring a plugin process link, a wizard is presented to choose between the available plugin configuration, actions and (optionally) additional settings for that action.
Any text fields for configuring the process link itself support several ways of providing values through value resolvers:
A fixed value. This value will be put directly into the template without alterations. For example John
A value retrieved from the case-data. This value should start with doc:
and should end with the path to the case-data property. For example doc:/firstname
.
A value retrieved from a process variable. This value should start with pv:
and should end with the name of the process variable. For example pv:firstname
.
Available since 10.6.0
Process links can also be configured using autodeployment. These process links will be created at application startup. When a conflicting configuration is found on the target activity, creation is skipped and a warning is logged in the application logs.
Autodeployed process links can be added by creating a json file with the following filename structure: <process-id>.processlink.json
. This file can be placed anywhere in the resource folder of the application.
This is an example of an autodeployment file for 2 user task for process: