To include a form in your logic, build an input that references the form by its name:
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| def formFieldSet = api.createConfiguratorEntry()
formFieldSet.inputs = [
api.inputBuilderFactory()
.createConfiguratorInputBuilder('formuserInput')
.buildContextParameter()
]
return formFieldSet |
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| api.inputBuilderFactory()
.createConfiguratorInputBuilder('formuserInput', configuratorLogicName, true)
.getInput() |
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| processor.addOrUpdateInput(
'ROOT',
api.inputBuilderFactory()
.createConfiguratorInputBuilder('formuserInput')
.buildMap()
) |
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Any inputs that are part of the form can be read normallyYou need to give each form an input name. The inputs from that form will be accessible via that name on the input binding variable:
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input.userInput.nameOfInput as ValueType |