We have a button in Freedom UI that calls a Business Process.
We want this button to be disabled at least for several seconds, till the process is completed. Clicking the button again, while the BP is still running might bring several issues to our logic.
We could do with this. I think I may have implemented this in the past by disabling the button on calling the process, and using the Send Message element at the end of the business process to publish a message that the client module is subscribed to to re-enable the button.
I copy the business process 'Create Opportunity from Lead v7.8.0' part of the OOB package 'OpportunityManagement' to my current package because i have to add an extra logic into it.
Question:
After copying the business process to our custom pacakge, should i deactivate the OOB process, and just keep the modified one in my custom package ?
After copying and making modifications to the 'Create Opportunity from Lead v7.8.0' out-of-the-box (OOB) business process, it is advisable to deactivate it. Deactivating the OOB process ensures that only your customized version in the custom package is active and utilized in your system.
By deactivating the OOB process, you prevent conflicts and confusion that may arise from having multiple active processes with the same functionality.
After copying and making modifications to the 'Create Opportunity from Lead v7.8.0' out-of-the-box (OOB) business process, it is advisable to deactivate it. Deactivating the OOB process ensures that only your customized version in the custom package is active and utilized in your system.
By deactivating the OOB process, you prevent conflicts and confusion that may arise from having multiple active processes with the same functionality.
