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Is there a way to model a handler functionality in a process flow?

  • September 20, 2023
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Valentin
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Hello,

I have a handler functionality that gets fired when a record update is executed in a grid (by clicking the save icon).

Since the handler contains multiple logical steps and will soon get convoluted, I was wondering if there is a way to model this functionality in a process flow - it would provide a better overview of the functionality with its actions and decisions.

I tried implementing such a process flow, using the “Edit Row” and “Grid Edit” actions that led to a “Start Task” action (containing a template with the whole handler functionality as a test), but with no success.

 

Thank you.

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Can you explain what went wrong with the attempt to set this up in a process flow? This should be pretty straight forward to achieve. 

Hi @Erwin Ekkel,

Thank you for the response. Since we were using a grid, the ‘Grid Edit’ action was the only candidate, however it did not fire when starting the flow. We ended up changing our solution.

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  • September 25, 2023

Can you explain what went wrong with the attempt to set this up in a process flow? This should be pretty straight forward to achieve. 


Valentin
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  • October 13, 2023

Can you explain what went wrong with the attempt to set this up in a process flow? This should be pretty straight forward to achieve. 

Hi @Erwin Ekkel,

Thank you for the response. Since we were using a grid, the ‘Grid Edit’ action was the only candidate, however it did not fire when starting the flow. We ended up changing our solution.