Thanks,
At the end of your sub-process,you need to first store the sub-process history in one of the sub-process variable. for eg
sub_process_history =${get_history()}
Then you can access this variable in the main process when your sub-process gets completed.
And using javascript you can use the details of the sub-process history in the main process.
To access the sub-process variables in your main process make sure that you have checked the option "Inject Results".
Regards,
Sagar
Hi, yes but how i put that history stored in the variable on the history widget on the parent process???
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