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          Action Sub Elements

          Action Sub Elements

          Action Sub-elements are available for use with the <Action> element.

          The table lists all sub elements of an Action element.

          Sub Element Description Example
          Parameters Pass parameters for an action by using the Parameters element. Applicable for action types such as LOGIC, LOAD, PROCESS, PRINT, and CREATE.
          <Parameters>
              <Input name="bpaMetaName" value="ProcessContext::BpaMetaName" />
              <Input name="bpaMetaPKey" value="ProcessContext::BpaMetaPKey" />
              <Input name="myValue" type="Literal" value="42" />
          </Parameters>
          
          Processes A special type of Parameter element that contains navigation information to other PROCESSES. Applicable only for the NAVIGATION action type.
          <Action actionType="NAVIGATION" name="StartSalesNavigation">
              <Parameters name="ProcessContext::NavigationName">
                  <Processes selectedId="Questionnaire">
                      <Process id="Questionnaire" image="CheckListGrey24" label="questionnaire"
                          defaultLabel="Questionnaire"
                          action="StartQuestionProcess" />
                      <Process id="Notes" image="NoteGrey24" label="notes" defaultLabel="Notes"
                          action="StartNotesProcess" />
                  </Processes>
              </Parameters>
              <TransitionTo action="StartQuestionProcess" />
          </Action>
          
          Return Describes the information returned to a certain action. Applicable for action types such as LOGIC, LOAD, CREATE, and PROCESS.
          <Return name="ProcessContext::MainAddress" />
          ReturnValues Describes the data returned by an action. Applicable for the PROCESS and END action types.
          <ReturnValues>
              <Return name="ProcessContext::PosName" value="posName" />
              <Return name="ProcessContext::PosMetaPKey" value="posMetaPKey" />
              <Return name="ProcessContext::PosGeometryPKey" value="posGeometryPKey" />
              <Return name="ProcessContext::CreateNew_ButtonPressed" value="buttonPressed" />
              <Return name="ProcessContext::buttonPressed" type="Literal" value="create" />
          </ReturnValues>
          
          TransitionTo Specifies a followup to another action. Applicable with the LOGIC, LOAD, CREATE, SAVE, PROCESS, VALIDATION, and MASTER_DETAIL_HANDLER action types.
          <TransitionTo action="StartQuestionProcess" />
          Case Evaluates a parameter and takes actions based on its value.
          <Case value="Products" action="LoadProducts" />
          <Case value="Attachments" action="LoadAttachments" />
          <CaseEmpty action="GetInfoTab" />
          <CaseElse action="GetInfoTab" />
          
          ParameterizedInputs Defines options for the Print action. Creates a list of parameter-value pairs that are used for multiple printouts with the same base parameter set. One parameter acts as the controller defined by using the parameterType attribute. The dependent parameter is linked to the controlling parameter defined by using the dependentType attribute.
          <ParameterizedInputs name="iNumberOfCopies" dependentName="textItems.documentStatus">
              <ParameterizedInput parameterValue="ProcessContext::BoOrderPrintTextItems.numberOfCopies" parameterType="Binding"
                  dependentValue="Reprint" dependentType="Label" />
          </ParameterizedInputs>
          
           
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