To run data operations asynchronously, call Integration Procedures using these settings:

1- Use Future — Use when the calling OmniScript or Integration Procedure doesn't need a response and completion time is not critical.

2- Invoke Mode: Fire and Forget — Use instead of Use Future when the calling OmniScript must invoke
the Integration Procedure immediately

3- Invoke Mode: Non-Blocking — Use to run the Integration Procedure immediately while continuing the
user interaction of the calling OmniScript. A response is returned when the Integration Procedure is
complete.

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What Is Remote Action?

Remote actions are used to make Apex calls from Cards or OmniScripts or Integration Procedures.

Example of Remote Action

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Custom OmniScript Lightning Web Components

To create a custom Lightning web component, review these component types

1- OmniScript Element Lightning web component :

Customize an OmniScript element by extending the element's Lightning web component. LWC-compatible elements display a Lightning icon in the Available Components panel of an OmniScript. Learn More

2- OmniScriptBaseMixin component:

Enable a custom component to interact with an OmniScript by extending the OmniScriptBaseMixin component. Learn More

3 - Standalone component:

A custom standalone component. The component cannot extend the OmniScriptBaseMixin component or an OmniScript element Lightning web component.

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Apex class - Remote Action - OmniScript - Lightning Web Components


1- To call Apex Method in Ligthning web component, use the method omniRemoteCall.
this is an example:

callRemoteAction() {
const params = {
input: this.omniJsonData,
sClassName: ClassName,
sMethodName: "MethodName",
options: {}
}
this.omniRemoteCall(params, true).then(response => {
console.log(response, 'response');
this.datasLwc = response.result;
}).catch(error => {
console.log(error, 'error');
});
} Learn More

2- To get the Omniscript json data in lightning web component, Extend the OmniscriptBaseMixin and use the variable omniJsonData
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How to embed FlexCard inside an OmniScript

You can embed a FlexCard inside an OmniScript as a Custom LWC

1- Activate the FlexCard: After activating your FlexCard, which generates a Lightning web component to add to a Lightning or Community page, you can configure publishing options.

Note:
- The lightning Web component generated, start with ‘cf’ follow by the name of the FlexCard.
- All input parameters are transformed in to LWC attributes.

2- Drag a Custom LWC element from Inputs into the canvas
3- In the Lightning Web Component Name field, enter the name of a Lightning web component.
4- If the FlexCard has required parameters, you must set them in the component properties
5- Save and Activate the OmniScript
6- Click Preview to preview the OmniScript.


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OmniScript

When using an existing OmniScript in the OmniScript Designer, create a new version of
the OmniScript to update the OmniScript's property set. Without a new version, errors may
appear in the designer


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Type Ahead Block

1- Display a list of results when a user begins typing in an input field by using the Type Ahead Block.
2- When a user selects a record, the Type Ahead Block can retrieve additional information related to the record.
3- For example, a Type Ahead Block can be used with a DataRaptor to list Accounts in the results.
4- In the OmniScript Designer, the Type Ahead Block is located under the Groups section of Available Components. Lean More


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FlexCard Designer Workflow Diagram
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Add Custom Labels to Supported Fields on a FlexCard

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Cache for DataRaptors

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Cache for Integration Procedures

You can use caching with Integration Procedures in three ways:

1-You can cache metadata for the entire Integration Procedure.
2-You can cache the response of the entire Integration Procedure, called top-level data.
3-You can cache the result of a specific set of steps by placing the steps inside a Cache Block. Use Cache Blocks if some parts of the Integration Procedure update data, or if you need different cached data to expire at different times

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How to Convert XML to JSON ??

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OmniStudio Naming Conventions

When creating an OmniStudio component, such as a DataRaptor, FlexCard, Integration Procedure, or an OmniScript, follow the naming conventions on this image.

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Create a Public Property for a FlexCard LWC in the FlexCard Designer

In the FlexCard Designer, define an attribute that creates a public property whose value is set in the Lighting App Builder and Experience Builder. Call the attribute within the FlexCard as a session variable ({Session.AttName}) where merge fields are supported, such as in a Text element and a data source parameter.

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