Don't know how to set an interactive form as starting point?

Question

Hi all,
I need to have a scenario where the starting point of a guided procedure is an interactive form.
I've made an interactive form in Adobe Designer and saved it as .xdp
I've made a callable object from it, add it to an action and add the action into a process.
Now when I initiate a new process in runtime I only see the input fields from the form in a Web Dynpro like design and not the actual form itself.
I thought it was just a simple handling to start a guided procedure process with an IF but it appears not to be for me.
Can somebody help me please?

Answer 1

The input parameters you are seeing in a 'Web Dynpro like' form are more than likely input parameters to the process.  Process input parameters come from action input parameters  in process blocks and actions that are not mapped.  Given that, it sounds like you have not mapped all the input parameters for one or more of your actions in your process.  By default, GP provides the process initiator the ability to specify the values of these inputs when a process is started. To avoid this you can either,
1. Map all the input parameters.
2. Specify the process to start automatically under the 'Instantiation' tab for the process template.  By selecting this, input parameters are ignored and their default values used.
3. Don't expose these parameters if they are not required or applicable to your process.  This can be done at the action or block level under the 'Parameters' tab.
~Greg