Generic Condition
The generic condition is used in the process just like a filter condition, except that the filter conditions here come from Intrexx classes or third-party classes.
A generic condition must be logically linked to the output of a process element whose result is to be passed to the input of another process element. A condition is considered to be fully and correctly established only when a connection to both of these elements has been established.
When you connect a generic condition to a subsequent process element, a dialog box opens automatically where you can specify the connection ID.
You can find more information, including details about the connection ID, here.
Create a Generic Condition
You can find the generic condition in "Processes" under "Elements." It belongs to the "Conditions" category. From there, it can be dragged and dropped to the desired location on the desktop and then configured. General information on creating process elements can be found here.
Once you have created the generic condition on the workspace, double-click the element to open the Properties dialog box.
General
You can find all the information about the settings in this dialog box here. Click "Next."
Configuration
You can find all the information about the settings in this dialog box here.
Click "OK" to complete the configuration.
Connection ID
As with the Groovy script condition, when you connect a generic condition to a subsequent process element, a dialog box opens automatically where you can specify the connection ID. You can find more information here.
More Information
The sections of the "Processes" module