Where should you configure the rule inputs referencing process model values to ensure the start form displays correctly?

Where should you configure the rule inputs referencing process model values to ensure the start form displays correctly?

• A. In the rule inputs table on the Forms/Process Start Form tab
• B. In the form's data bindings
• C. In the process model's properties
• D. In the user task's form settings

Answer: (A)

The start form relies on rule inputs that map to values from the process model, and those mappings must be defined where the start form is configured. Specifically, you configure these rule inputs in the rule inputs table on the Forms/Process Start Form tab of the process model. This placement ensures the start form knows which inputs to display and how to bind them to the corresponding process model values when the process is started. The form’s data bindings control how form fields bind to data inside the form, not how the start form’s inputs map to process model values. The process model’s properties house metadata and general settings, not the start-form input mappings. The user task’s form settings apply to task forms, not the initial start form.

The start form relies on rule inputs that map to values from the process model, and those mappings must be defined where the start form is configured. Specifically, you configure these rule inputs in the rule inputs table on the Forms/Process Start Form tab of the process model. This placement ensures the start form knows which inputs to display and how to bind them to the corresponding process model values when the process is started.

The form’s data bindings control how form fields bind to data inside the form, not how the start form’s inputs map to process model values. The process model’s properties house metadata and general settings, not the start-form input mappings. The user task’s form settings apply to task forms, not the initial start form.