I would like to obtain a CUSTOMER_ID from database to use in a web application form flow as a dataslot value. The AdapletDemo sample shipped with the product relies on a callback and intended to display database contents in a tabular view. Is there an easier way to get a primitive value into a dataslot?
Many thanks in advance. Viatcheslav Turkin.
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Hi,
You could try using an "Advanced Widget Control".
That way you can specify the bindings to particular dataslots in the widget properties.
Regards,
Anish
Anish,
Thank you for your relpy.
Is ''Advanced Widget Control" some element found in Advanced Controls Tas k pane or is it a third-party component, like dojo widgets, that must be inserted into Savvion?
Kind regards, Viatcheslav.
After some experiments I found that it is possble to return a primitive value from database by means of output parameter of a stored procedure. It is important to have a dataslot whith the same name as the return variable registered for DBAdapter adaplet. In this case the mapping between the variable and a dataslot takes place automatically.
-Viatcheslav.
Hello Viatcheslav,
Form Editor in BPM Studio supports advanced controls and are accessible from the Advanced Controls panel of the
Controls link in the Form Editor. Advanced controls are like basic controls with additional benefits given below :
1. They can be bound to a service, which returns JSON formatted data
2. Advanced validation framework
3. Better presentation effects
4. Advanced event handling
For more information on same, please refer section : 'Defining Advanced Controls' of BPM Studio User's Guide.
Hope this information helps you.
Kind Regards,
Aasawari