Defines a set of the custom process attributes to pass to a
sub process at runtime. You can share the parent process's custom
attributes with the sub process if the sub process uses the same data.
The sub process can have its own data isolated within the context of the sub process,
or can share its data with the parent process. For example, a sub process can
optionally access the data of the parent process, such as the reviewer name and
review completion date.
Navigation
- In AgilePoint Envision, open a process template.
- Navigate to the Generic BPM stencil.
- On the Generic BPM stencil, drag the
SubProcess AgileShape, and drop it on the process template.
- To view the entire list of properties, in the Design Tasks pane, click Show Properties.
- On the Initial Attributes field, click the Ellipses button.
Field Definitions
| Field Name |
Definition |
Name
|
- Definition:
- The name of a custom attribute you want to associate with the sub process.
- Allowed Values:
- A text string with no spaces.
- Default Value:
- None
|
Value
|
- Definition:
- The value in the child process to associate with the custom attribute
in the parent process.
- Allowed Values:
- XML metadata defined for the sub process.
- Default Value:
- System.String - Indicates that AgilePoint system accepts the values as String data
type only. In itself, this is not a valid value.
- Custom Attributes:
- Yes
|
This sub process will share custom attributes with parent process
|
- Definition:
- Allows the sub process to share custom attributes with the parent process.
- Allowed Values:
- Selected - The sub process shares custom attributes with the
parent process.
- Deselected - Only the sub process uses custom attributes.
If you are using a parent and sub process that use different form types —
for example, an AgileForms parent process with a SharePoint ListForm sub
process — the processes cannot share custom attributes because the schemas
are different. You must deselect this option, and map the custom attributes in
this window.
- Default Value:
- Selected
|
Common Configuration Tasks
