RE: How can i include process model in interface

davel001150 — Tue, 16 Nov 2021 16:22:03 GMT

Your code fails for one very simple reason:

a!startProcess() starts a process asynchronously, thus it will not complete before your SAIL re-evaluates. This means you can't return any process variables; you can't return anything. You have a!startProcess() as the first parameter of your if() statement, and the first parameter of if() must return either true or false. Yours returns nothing, and must return nothing. So it can't be the first parameter of your if().

That's why it's not working.

RE: How can i include process model in interface

Stefan Helzle — Tue, 16 Nov 2021 10:27:55 GMT

This does not work. a!startProcess would start a process. You can not use it to fetch information about a running instance.

For this you would use process reporting and queryProcessAnalytics(). This is well documented.