V. process design instance _ (standard form)
This time, I will introduce how to use the Ultimns development process.
1. Process Design
First, add a process in BPM, check it out, and rename it as the demo process.
Ultimus adds the start and end stages for the new process by default.
We added a link,
Right-click Step 2 and the properties of step 2 are displayed. Here, we change the tag of step 2 to display data.
After the modification, use the link to connect the link. The following figure is displayed:
2. Form Design
Double-click the start step to go to the form design page, add a text box, and change the text to name.
Then, add an edit box to modify its identifier (ID \ ID ),
Now we have drawn the form interface for the start step. We need to design the form for displaying data. Ultimus provides us with some simple methods for copying and pasting form interfaces. Next I will explain how to operate them:
Select copy.
Then, right-click and choose "display data:
Select paste.
In the displayed dialog box, only the form is suspended. You can deselect the other options.
In this way, the form of the data link will be the same as the form of the Start link.
3. Define and bind Process Variables
Ultimus can define flow variables (local variables) at each stage. There is also a Main variable, which can be defined here (global variables ). Generally, the variables are defined in Main, so these variables can be used in every step in the future.
After the variables are defined, You need to bind the controls in each stage with the corresponding variables to save the data input by the customer. To facilitate the use of other links in the future.
Click Start to enter the binding page:
First, click a control, and then click the variable on the right to bind it. After binding, it is displayed:
After binding, you must bind the data display link. Here, we can set the edit box in the "display data" section to read-only. Right-click the edit box, select control properties, click the data check tab, and select read-only.
Finally, click Save to save the operation we just performed!
Next time, I will talk about how to debug the process and release the process. Please note.