Forms Tab on Sub-Process

Certified Lead Developer

What is the use of forms tab on a sub-process configuration ?

It is not working as expected. the start form is started or displayed but the values do not get captured to the PV! 

have anyone used the forms tab on a sub-process. how to configure the same.

Please do not suggest alternate ways.

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  • You should only use the forms tab when an activity is attended, and really the only activity that makes sense as an attended task is a User Input Task. The forms tab itself is a bit of a legacy tab that existed when nodes were more limited. However, since there's a user input task now there's no need to use a form on any other node.

    Can you describe why you want to make the sub-process an attended activity?

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    Certified Lead Developer
    in reply to Peter Lewis

    Basically, I need to use another application's process model (with a start form) without making any change to their code, utilizing maximum reusability. 

    Hence I want that the sub-process start form to be executed when the sub-process is triggered. But, in actual when the sub-process is triggered it start its execution from the next node adjacent to the start node. Thus skipping the start form.

    Even when I configure the start form in the sub-process although the start form is executed, the values are not returned back.

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    Certified Lead Developer
    in reply to Peter Lewis

    Basically, I need to use another application's process model (with a start form) without making any change to their code, utilizing maximum reusability. 

    Hence I want that the sub-process start form to be executed when the sub-process is triggered. But, in actual when the sub-process is triggered it start its execution from the next node adjacent to the start node. Thus skipping the start form.

    Even when I configure the start form in the sub-process although the start form is executed, the values are not returned back.

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