


Hi,
Reading the documentation, the differences I saw between Dialog and Form Participant steps are the following:
Those were the difference I noticed, am I right?
If so, what would be the main use cases for each one? What the advantages of choosing one of them?
Thanks
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A dialog lets the author set values used in the workflow during design time. For example - they can enter a value that is used in the following steps. This should cover most cases where input values are required in a workflow.
You can also build a custom step that uses a dialog. Then you can use Java code to retrieve those values at run-time. To learn how - see:
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/custom_step_dialog.html
In contrast - the Form Participant Step presents a form when the work item is opened. When the user fills and submits the form, the field data is stored in the nodes of the workflow payload.
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A dialog lets the author set values used in the workflow during design time. For example - they can enter a value that is used in the following steps. This should cover most cases where input values are required in a workflow.
You can also build a custom step that uses a dialog. Then you can use Java code to retrieve those values at run-time. To learn how - see:
https://helpx.adobe.com/experience-manager/using/custom_step_dialog.html
In contrast - the Form Participant Step presents a form when the work item is opened. When the user fills and submits the form, the field data is stored in the nodes of the workflow payload.
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