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damianop6577
July 30, 2024
Question

process model doesn't view record type if started by website

  • July 30, 2024
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Hello,

I've an issue with a record type. I pass it to a process model, but when I start the process, the relative process variable result to be null, or with null fields. I tryed also to cast the record type in cdt before sending to process model, but anything changed. Someone can help me please? I leave some code below.

Thank you

version 1:

link: a!startProcessLink(
label: "SALVA",
processModel: {cons!PVATRP_PRC_SALVA_OPERAZIONI},
processParameters: {
operazioniInput:ri!operazioni,
autorizzazioni: ri!autorizzazioni

)

version 2:

edit: 

I realized that by running the process from the designer, it works correctly. The problem occurs only from the web site

    13 replies

    stefanhelzle0001
    stefanhelzle0001
    Brainy
    July 30, 2024

    Did you configure these process variables as parameters?

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    damianop6577Author
    July 30, 2024

    yes, of course.

    konduruc733182
    konduruc733182
    July 30, 2024

    Your rule input and the Process variables are of different types. Please use both as same unless you are casting the data somewhere. Also your "autorizzazioni" variable is not configured as multiple in the process variable tab.

    konduruc733182
    konduruc733182
    July 30, 2024

    Your rule input is the type of record and you are casting it to CDT. Not sure how it is working fine in the interface level. What have you configured in the process model? Is it designed using Write Records or Write to Data store entities? Also I would not run the forEach inside the startProcessLink function rather have it configured in some local and call it there. Have you checked if the process parameters are of the same naming convention as they are case-sensitive.

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    damianop6577Author
    July 30, 2024

    I'm casting to cdt because in the process model I cannot choose the record type variable. The cast should be automatic, because I've done a similar thing in another interface with another object, and there aren't problems. I also tried removing the foreach in the processlink and entering it as a local variable but nothing changed

    konduruc733182
    konduruc733182
    July 30, 2024

    Yes, as I have mentioned you missed the Multiple check in the Process variables tab for the variable "autorizzazioni".

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