Binding Definition from Source Container to Target Container Binding Definition from Source Container to Target Container
Special information on multiline elements
Multiline source element — single-line target element
A multiline source element cannot be fully assigned to a single-line target element.
It is possible with a binding definition from the workflow container to the task container to assign a multiline source element line-by-line to a single-line target element within parallel processing. For this, the multiline element in the workflow container must be entered as a multiline container element on the tab page Other. For further information, please refer to
In the F4 input help you select the entry... with index. The source element is shown with parentheses in the binding editor display:
&<MultilineElement>()&Expression type |
Permitted binding direction |
Explanation |
&<MultilineElement>& |
Not permitted | |
&<MultilineElement>()& |
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Within parallel processing the binding is executed from the current line of the multiline element if:
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&<Object>().<Attribute>& |
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Source and target element with compatible field references |
Multiline source element — multiline target element
The multiline content of the source element is assigned fully to the target element.
Single-line source element — multiline target element
To assign several single values to a target element defined as multiline, you create additional input lines in the binding editor by selecting the target element and choosing 
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Special information on elements with structure reference
Source element with structure reference — target element with field reference
You can assign the entire structure to a target element. The target element must be defined to a sufficient length, otherwise part of the content will be cut off.
Source element with field reference — target element with structure reference
The content of the source element is written into the structure of the target element. The structure itself is not taken into account.
