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Introduction
Multi Tools provide provides the ability to run multiple process tool plugins in a single tool bubble of a process design, with the option of multi-threading support.
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Figure 1: Multi Tools Properties
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| Add Row | Add a row to allow more plugin to be selected. |
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You can also add row by hovering your mouse cursor near the trash bin icon to reveal a ⊕ button. Then, click the ⊕ button to add row. |
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Recommended to use the Integrated Multi-tool to reduce the need to constantly modify the process design, which forces a process record migration to a new version. When designing a process flow, add just one tool box to one activity box, even though the design requires 5 tool boxes. The 5 tools go into the single process Multi-Tool configuration. Another advantage is you can run the tools in multithread for some performance gain.
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Within the same Multi-tool, Hash Variable#WorkflowAssignmentHashVariable cannot be modified and re-used. |
Related Documentation
Hash Variable#WorkflowAssignmentHashVariable
One can find the documentation of Multi-tool from the training slides entitled "6-Using your first Process Tool " which can be obtained from our Joget Academy at https://academy.joget.org/course/jogetdx8trainingslides
Sample App
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