Feature

Description

Basic layout

The basic structure of the UI. It contains three screen areas that are always part of both work centers (GP Runtime work center and Process Instance work center). These screen areas are:

●      Navigation

●      Process title bar

●      Application area

For more information, see:

●      Getting Familiar with the GP Runtime Work Center

●      Getting Familiar with the Process Instance Work Center

Generic views

The view selection area can contain several generic and customized views.

For more information, see:

●      GP Generic Views

●      Process Instance Generic Views

Contextual navigation panel

The contextual navigation panel is displayed in the navigation area when corresponding components are assigned to individual generic views. You can create and assign your own specific components using customized views.

For more information, see:

●      Getting Familiar with the GP Runtime Work Center

●      Getting Familiar with the Process Instance Work Center

You Can concept

During design time, ad hoc items can be assigned to all actions but not to blocks or processes. Each ad hoc item creates an instance of itself every time it is executed and thus acts like an action. The input parameters of these items can be assigned to the input parameters of those actions to which they refer.

You can also assign info callable objects to any activity in the design time. Objects’ input parameters can be assigned to context parameters. Info callable objects are not activities. They do not have a workflow status and can therefore be executed as many times as you wish. You can manually set the status to read.

In the runtime, ad hoc items and info callable objects are displayed in the component You Can of the contextual navigation panel.

For more information, see:

●      Getting Familiar with the GP Runtime Work Center

●      Getting Familiar with the Process Instance Work Center

●      Ad-Hoc Items

●      Info Callable Objects