Step by step learn about Ultimus-6. debugging and publishing _ (standard form)

6. debugging and publishing _ (standard form)

Last time, I introduced how to use standard forms to design the process form interface. A simple demo process is designed. This time, I will discuss with you how to debug and release the process in Ultimus.

1. debugging

In Ultimus, click the simulation button to debug the process.

Double-click the start link to go to the test form page, for example:

If you do not enter any information, click the submit form button.

After submission, the page is displayed, indicating that the process has entered the second stage and data is displayed. Double-click the data display link:

I don't know whether you remember. When designing the form last time, we set the edit box in step 2 to read-only, so the displayed data is not input manually! It is to input data in the initial step and bind it to the variable. The edit box of the data link is also bound to the variable, so the data of the Start step is displayed.

After you click the submit button, the interface is displayed as shown in the following figure. The process has been simulated.

You can continue the development process as required, or publish the current process for the client to use.

 

2. Release

Of course, you must save the process and check it in to the server. Right-click a release and choose publish from the shortcut menu.
 
Select the server to be released, usually the current server.

When you are releasing a new process, select to install the new version. If you are modifying the process and releasing it again, select and upgrade the existing version.

Prompt that the publishing process is successful.

 

3. Test

Ultimus provides a standard client program for flow.

 
On the start page, we can see the process that can be initiated by the current user. Double-click the demo process and IE will open a new window and load the corresponding process form.

Enter the information and submit the form.

In the inbox, you can view the current user's to-do process.

Double-click the demo process to go to the process form interface.

On the completed page, you can view the processes we have participated in.

At this point, we have provided a simple demonstration of the development, design, debugging, and release of standard forms. I hope you can get something!