Hello,

You can add to your process similar process or create a subprocess that will start with start timer: http://prntscr.com/ob3c8p. Process will read activity and in case it has status "completed" (http://prntscr.com/ob3d1i) it will stop, otherwise it will send an email. 

Best regards,

Angela

Angela Reyes, thanks Angela . But can a subprocess can start with start timer 

Also , If I need to send email on every monday at 4 pm how will start timer work in this case? how do I select owners manager in 'To'?

Arunava,

Timer start signal allows to set such conditions for start. As for the owner manager - you can use read data element to read owner of the task and then read owner of the contact.

 Best regards,

Angela

Angela Reyes,

start timer can be used in subprocess for a case ? it shouldnt start with a simple start ?

Angela Reyes, could you please give a screenshot  for the below requirement ?

Angela Reyes writes:

Arunava,

Timer start signal allows to set such conditions for start. As for the owner manager - you can use read data element to read owner of the task and then read owner of the contact.

 Best regards,

Angela

Arunava,

I use Read data 1 to read activity (http://prntscr.com/ocxsqh), then I read activity contact (http://prntscr.com/ocxsyt) and send an email (http://prntscr.com/ocxt3q).

Angela Reyes,

Thanks Angela , I am requesting you to share the screenshot on timer element as to how to add such conditions for start ?

Dear Arunava, 

Unfortunately, the subprocess can't start with start timer. So you can use Wait for timer intermediate event (http://prntscr.com/odca42). However, it takes only amount of seconds to wait until the process continues as a parameter so you would need to calculate this amount in a script task. You can use a standard C# methods in a script task so you can subtract the DateTime.Now from the needed fire time, convert it to seconds and pass to the parameter in a Wait for timer to have it triggered on a certain time. 

Best regards, 

Dennis 

Dear Amanthena,

As for now, there are no tools to trigger any process upon a user login. We already had similar requests from multiple customers and our R&D team already added this idea to the development backlog. This functionality will be available in the future application releases. Apart from that, you may develop your personal trigger/task by adding it to the 'qrtz_triggers' and 'quartz' tables. It might help you to find the solution. Here are some useful materials for setting up the scheduler https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/technic-sdk/7-13/scheduler-setup

Best regards,

Dean 

Dean Parrett,

Hi Dean. By any chance is the login event available now on the platform?

It's much easier to transfer a JSON from the web service to a text variable in a business process. Then parse the JSON in the business process.

I found a way to pass my problem, instead of trying to convert into a JArray i used:

var entities = Get<ICompositeObjectList<ICompositeObject>>("WebService1.UsrWBCadastros_Out");

then i just worked with the data from 'entities'.

Dear Sekhar,

Here is the example of how to start business process with parameter from server side code.

using Terrasoft.Core;

using Terrasoft.Core.Process;

using Terrasoft.Core.Process.Configuration;

 

ProcessSchema schema = UserConnection.ProcessSchemaManager.GetInstanceByName("LeadManagement");

//schema = UserConnection.ProcessSchemaManager.GetInstanceByUId(leadManagementProcessUId);

 

//different engines for interpretable and compiled BP

bool canUseFlowEngine = ProcessSchemaManager.GetCanUseFlowEngine(UserConnection, schema);

if(canUseFlowEngine) {

    var flowEngine = new FlowEngine(UserConnection);

    var param = new Dictionary<string, string>();

    param["LeadId"] = Entity.Id.ToString();

    flowEngine.RunProcess(schema, param);

} else {

    Process process = schema.CreateProcess(UserConnection);

    process.SetPropertyValue("LeadId", Entity.Id);

    process.Execute(UserConnection);

}   

Hope you will find it helpful.

Regards,

Anastasia

Anastasia Botezat,

Hi Anastasia. Your code illustrates how to call a BP by passing parameters. How would one go about reading BP parameters after the execution of the business process??

M Shrikanth,

Hello,

You've already created a thread here https://community.creatio.com/questions/read-business-process-parameter… so we will discuss this topic there.

Best regards,

Oscar

Anastasia Botezat,

Hello,



Is the method async or not?

I just run a test and it did not wait for the result.



Best regards,

Solem A.

Solem Khan Abdusalam,

Hello,

This is a synchronous call, also tested out-of-the-box by calling a process with 10 000 repetitions of data reading in a cycle.

Dear Brian,

You can read data from Account, then read data from Contact with the following filter - http://prntscr.com/lockqu (or http://prntscr.com/lockvf if you need to find contact which is connected with certain account) 

Hello,

As far as I understood your business goal, you are trying to fetch some parameters via [Read Data] element in your script task and pass it further to the Delete query.

Firstly, you need to get parameters in the [Script Task] from the [Read Data] element.

For the interpreted process the algorithm is the next:

1) Create a business process parameters and map it to the needed Read Data element. You can learn more about business parameters in our guide - https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/technic-bpms/7-12/how-add-param…

In your example it will be something like:

[#Read opportunity product.First item of resulting collection.Opportunity#] and [#Read opportunity product.First item of resulting collection.Product#]

2) Use business-parameters in your Script-task.

var opportunityId = Get<Guid>("ProcessParam1");

var productId = Get<Guid>("ProcessParam2");

Then you need to get the userConnection in order to pass it in the Delete query:

var userConnection = Get<UserConnection>("UserConnection"); 

After that you can create a delete query:

var delete = new Delete(userConnection)

        .From("UsrListDocuments")

        .Where("Opportunity").IsEqual(opportunityId)

        .Where("Product").IsEqual(productId);

        

And execute it:

 delete.execute();

Tetiana Markova,

Thanks, Thetiana. It worked.

Hello,

First, you need to set up an integration with  Azure Machine Learning web service in the bpmonline. Please, see the documentation - https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/administration/7-12/integration…

Then you can call the web service via [Call Web Service] process element in your business process - https://academy.bpmonline.com/documents/technic-bpms/7-12/call-web-serv…

 

Tetiana Markova,

thanks for your reply.

I tried to consume it using as per documentation but have no luck so far.

(1) tried the webservice using Postmand (works)

(2) try using BMOnline with same parameters

2 headers parameters

Key : Authorization

Authorization : Content-Type

1 body parameters

 Json path : $

Data Type : text

is Array : No

Value : <copy from Postman raw body>

but it keep replying response 400

{"error":{"code":"BadArgument","message":"Invalid argument provided.","details":[{"code":"InputMismatchError","target":"input1","message":"Input data does not match input port schema."}]}}

how to fixed this ? am I missing something ?

thanks

Dear Antonius,

I don't see where you call the webservice. Perhaps, you didn't set a value to input1 parameter

Peter Vdovukhin,

Hi Peter,

thank you for your comments.

I called the web service in Business Process 

I'm not sure whether I set the input parameter correctly. the value and format is exactly same from what I used  Postman.

thanks

Hi Antonius,

You should deploy an application on-site, create a web service call and test network via fiddler to see what request is sent to web service. The message you've got means that bpm'online sends a request in a format that differs from that you are expecting. Then you can set up parameters in a such way that will fit to Azure learning standard.

The other option will be creating a script task with calling that webservice from c# code. If you are a developer this is the best way because allows you to do more than built-in web service call.

Peter Vdovukhin,

Hi Peter,

thank you for your comment.

I follow your suggestion by creating a script task.

(1) [in process methods setting menu] add RestSharp name space 

(2) [in script task] construct Json to be put in body parameter:

string json = JsonConvert.SerializeObject(data);

(3) [in script task] use RestClient to call web service and adding the necessary parameters    

var client = new RestClient("https://xxxxx.xx.azureml.net/workspaces/xxxx/services/xxx/execute?api-version=2.0&format=swagger");
	var request = new RestRequest(Method.POST);
	request.AddHeader("Cache-Control", "no-cache");
	request.AddHeader("Content-Type", "application/json");
	request.AddHeader("Authorization", "Bearer FpIlxxxxxxxxxxxx");
	request.AddParameter("undefined",  json , ParameterType.RequestBody);
	IRestResponse response = client.Execute(request);

it works for me.

thanks !