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          PDF Creation

          PDF Creation

          To enable the creation of a PDF report, define a PRINTV2 action in the Process contract using its attributes and child elements. For example, the process with PrintV2 Action in core contracts is Order::HeaderTabProcess.

          Required Editions

          Available in Lightning Experience in Enterprise and Unlimited Editions that have Consumer Goods Cloud enabled.

          This table shows the attributes that are required when defining the PRINTV2 action.

          Attribute Description Pattern Data Type
          printId ID of the print layout. Binding
          locale Locale of the user that is passed to the printing engine. The page is printed in the same locale that the application user used while running the associated report in the application. Specify the 2-character string like "de" or "en" that you used while running the associated report in the application. Binding string

          You can include these additional attributes in the PRINTV2 action.

          Attribute Description Pattern Data Type Default Value
          showShareButton Specifies the visibility of the share button in the pdf viewer. Binding Boolean true
          watermark

          Inserts watermark into the print layout. If a watermark isn’t needed in the current print, pass " " or blank.

          A fixed font size and style are used (size 120 and opacity 0.1) for the watermark string. If the watermark is longer than the diagonal length of the page, the start and end of the watermark are truncated.

          Binding string
          generateAndSave Opens the preview page of the print layout. If true, the action doesn’t open the print preview. Instead a PDF is written and the path is returned to the return statement in the action. Depending on the encryption status of the device, the PDF is written encrypted or unencrypted. In this case, always set the input parameter blobPKey. Binding Boolean false

          Use the Parameters child element in the PRINTV2 action of a Process contract to specify the data to be passed to the print engine.

          Attribute Description
          Parameters Specifies the list of data to be passed to the print layout using input (required) name and value. Make sure that the name of the input matches the name in the DataDeclaration tag and the value type matches the declared type in the DataDeclaration tag of the print contract. If all DataDeclarations in the print contract aren’t matched with Input tags, printing is aborted. The parameter names blobPKey and blobTableName are reserved and can’t be used for report layout DataDeclarations.

          Sample code

          This is a sample snippet of a Process Action, which calls a PrintLayoutV2. All parameters are passed as bindings. In the Process contract, the PrintId declaration contains the ID of the PrintLayout. The boolean declaration called showShareButton controls the display settings of the Share option. The locale is passed from the User Settings. The data to be printed is part of the Elements PrintPreviewHeader and PrintPreviewData.

          <Action name="PrintPreview_Standard" actionType="PRINTV2" printId="ProcessContext::PrintId" locale="ApplicationContext::user.languageSpoken"
            showShareButton="ProcessContext::showShareButton" watermark="ProcessContext::watermark">
            <Parameters>
              <Input name="header" value="ProcessContext::PrintPreviewHeader" />
              <Input name="data" value="ProcessContext::PrintPreviewData" />
            </Parameters>
            <TransitionTo action="ShowView" />
          </Action>
          
           
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