Hello,
How can I change the name of the package of my process??? Please note that there are forms attached to the package.
Thanks in advance for your help.
Mel.
Are you trying to change "Package0" name or the actually names of the forms attached to the package? The package name in process template is just user friendly reference when you are configuring activities and you want to reference them for an action.
Have you tried clicking on Process Properties, Data tab, selecting the package, and trying to edit the name there? I dont have access to PB to verify this at the moment.
Hi Johnny,
The problem is that the process has many tasks and forms attached to it.
And we have a mapping error when trying to rename the package directly in Process Builder.
Any idea how can I modify the name of a package without losing all my mappings??
Thank in advance for your help.
Mel
I have not tried to changing the package name, so I'm not sure you can. This is something that is defined at design time and like I said is an internal reference. If you want to change, you probably have to change it in Process Builder and you will have to remap the references to the package.
Hi!
You can't rename package without remap references in the activities. In standard way.
I have not tried to do this, but I think it is possible. But in very complicated way.
You can find .xml attached to any activity, export it, remap references in any text editor, import back and bind the new .xml to the activity. The most difficult is to bind new .xml. To do this you will need the understanding of the content object. What is it, which parts consits. Information about it you can find in Content Server Fundamentals.
But as I sad this is not trivial way and without enough knowledge and understanding you can broke your process or may be something else. So may it would be easier and safely to remap references in activities in Process Builder.
FYI - this is why spending time during design is helpful I see similar issues when people haphazzardly define their object model and then what to go back and change down the road. Extra time upfront saves a lot time once implemented.
