Interface CustomFormApi.DocumentActionApi
- Enclosing interface:
CustomFormApi
submit, withdraw or revoke methods.
Note: no permissions are checked when the custom form status is updated/recalculated.
Example:
api.customFormApi()
.withId(customForm.id)
.documentAction()
.submit()
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionrevoke()Finishes the revoke operation.submit()Finishes the submit operation.withdraw()Finishes the withdrawal operation.withReason(String reason) To pass a String reason to submit() method for the WorkFlow logic.To pass a Users login name as the WorkFlow logic submitter.
NOTE: works only forsubmit()
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Method Details
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withReason
To pass a String reason to submit() method for the WorkFlow logic.Example:
api.customFormApi() .withId(customForm.id) .documentAction() .withReason('some reason') .submit()- Parameters:
reason- String value to be passed to workflow as submit reason, works only withsubmit()- Returns:
- a Document Action builder instance
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withUser
To pass a Users login name as the WorkFlow logic submitter.
NOTE: works only forsubmit()Example:
api.customFormApi() .withId(customForm.id) .documentAction() .withUser('existingUserLoginName') .submit()- Parameters:
loginName- login name to be passed to workflow as the submitter, works only withsubmit()- Returns:
- a Document Action builder instance
- Since:
- 14.0 - Caribou Lou
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submit
Finishes the submit operation. When this is executed, the Custom Form will be updated in the database.Note: Since 12.0.0, this operation only works in contexts that allow object modification. The previous behaviour can still be achieved by using the 'customFormApiAlwaysAllowsObjectModification' application property.
Example:api.customFormApi() .withId(customForm.id) .documentAction() .submit()Warning: if this operation is used in a custom form logic, and the id of the custom form being submitted is the same as the current custom form, the process could end in an infinite loop.
- Returns:
- an Object containing the data of the submitted Custom Form or null if failed
- Throws:
XExpression- if the custom form fails submit with the specified data- See Also:
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revoke
Finishes the revoke operation. When this is executed, the Custom Form will be updated in the database.Note: Since 12.0.0, this operation only works in contexts that allow object modification. The previous behaviour can still be achieved by using the 'customFormApiAlwaysAllowsObjectModification' application property.
Example:api.customFormApi() .withId(customForm.id) .documentAction() .revoke()- Returns:
- an Object containing the data of the revoked Custom Form or null if failed
- Throws:
XExpression- if the custom form fails revoke with the specified data- See Also:
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withdraw
Finishes the withdrawal operation. When this is executed, the Custom Form will be updated in the database.Note: Since 12.0.0, this operation only works in contexts that allow object modification. The previous behaviour can still be achieved by using the 'customFormApiAlwaysAllowsObjectModification' application property.
Example:api.customFormApi() .withId(customForm.id) .documentAction() .withdraw()- Returns:
- an Object containing the data of the withdrawn Custom Form or null if failed
- Throws:
XExpression- if the custom form fails withdrawal with the specified data- See Also:
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