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== Status  ==
 
== Status  ==
 
In Production use
 
In Production use
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* JIRA: https://adempiere.atlassian.net/browse/ADEMPIERE-190
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* Mercurial branch: https://hg.code.sf.net/p/adempiere/code branch ADEMPIERE-190
  
 
== Contributors  ==
 
== Contributors  ==
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== Overview  ==
 
== Overview  ==
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* Possibility to define and call processes from Process Gear Icon for each Window.
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* Icon is displayed in each generic window. If a process is defined for the window, then the Process is displayed behind Process Gear Icon automatically and can be used from there.
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* This Functionality was implemented to avoid time consuming creation of Buttons in each window where certain processes shall be provided.
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'''An example of how to assign:'''<br>
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[[File:ADEMPIERE-190 Window.png]]
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[[File:ADEMPIERE-190 Assign Process.png]]
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'''And the result:'''
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[[File:SuperUser_(System_Administrator)_@_System.png]]
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For testing this, We assigned the process "Copy Window Tabs"  to the table Window. This can now be run from the gear.<br>
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[[File:Window,_Tab_%26_Field_Window,_Tab_%26_Field_SuperUser_(System_Administrator)_@_Sys_2013-06-28_16-19-28.png]]
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== Purpose  ==
 
== Purpose  ==
 
== References  ==
 
== References  ==
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== Glossary ==  
 
== Glossary ==  
 
==Functional Requirements==
 
==Functional Requirements==
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== Functional team  ==
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*Volunteers for analyzing:
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*Result of analysis:
 
===User roles & profiles===
 
===User roles & profiles===
 
===Business process definition===
 
===Business process definition===
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===Functional requirements based on business processes===
 
===Functional requirements based on business processes===
 
====User Interface Mockups====
 
====User Interface Mockups====
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== Acceptance criteria  ==
 
== Acceptance criteria  ==
 
== QA and test cases ==
 
== QA and test cases ==
 
== Development infrastructure  ==
 
== Development infrastructure  ==
 
== Technical Requirements ==
 
== Technical Requirements ==
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== Technical team  ==
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*Volunteers for analyzing:
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*Result of analysis:
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== Data Requirements ==
 
== Data Requirements ==
 
==Non-Functional Requirements==
 
==Non-Functional Requirements==
 
==Open Discussion Items==
 
==Open Discussion Items==
 
==Closed Discussion Items==
 
==Closed Discussion Items==

Latest revision as of 13:31, 17 September 2013

Status

In Production use

Contributors

Overview

  • Possibility to define and call processes from Process Gear Icon for each Window.
  • Icon is displayed in each generic window. If a process is defined for the window, then the Process is displayed behind Process Gear Icon automatically and can be used from there.
  • This Functionality was implemented to avoid time consuming creation of Buttons in each window where certain processes shall be provided.

An example of how to assign:

ADEMPIERE-190 Window.png


ADEMPIERE-190 Assign Process.png

And the result:

SuperUser (System Administrator) @ System.png

For testing this, We assigned the process "Copy Window Tabs" to the table Window. This can now be run from the gear.


Window, Tab & Field Window, Tab & Field SuperUser (System Administrator) @ Sys 2013-06-28 16-19-28.png

Purpose

References

Design Considerations

Assumptions

Dependencies

Constraints

Glossary

Functional Requirements

Functional team

  • Volunteers for analyzing:
  • Result of analysis:

User roles & profiles

Business process definition

User stories

Functional requirements based on business processes

User Interface Mockups

Acceptance criteria

QA and test cases

Development infrastructure

Technical Requirements

Technical team

  • Volunteers for analyzing:
  • Result of analysis:

Data Requirements

Non-Functional Requirements

Open Discussion Items

Closed Discussion Items