You export the contents of a Form, so that you can import it and create a similar Form.
You can use this feature especially when you want to transfer Forms between Oracle Fusion Field Service environments. The best practice is to import the configuration
(properties, activity types, resource types, inventory types, user types, and so on) before
you export or import a form.
Note: You can include the selected PDF generation option, along with an HTML template, in the
exported file to be transferred to another environment. However, import will fail if
the target environment lacks the required application for connecting to storage to
upload PDFs.
- Click .
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Click Export in the header.
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On the Export Forms or Plugins dialog box, select
Export forms.
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Select the check boxes against the Forms that you want to export.
A counter shows the total number of Forms available in the environment
and the number you've selected.
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Click Export.
The selected Forms are saved as a compressed file (.zip file) in your
designated download folder. Within the .zip file, each Form is available as a
.json file.
- To import a Form:
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Click Import and then click
Forms.
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On the Import forms dialog box, drag-and-drop the
.zip file that you've exported.
The application validates the contents of the zip file and
displays Errors, Warnings, or Notices. You can't proceed with the import
if there are errors. You can still import Forms that show warnings and
notices. However, you might have to update the configuration of such
Forms later.
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Click the arrow next to the Form with an error or warning and review
it.
Some of the possible errors are:
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Fix the errors, if any and repeat steps a, b, and c.
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Click Import.
If your .zip file contains new Forms, they're created and
existing Forms are replaced. When all the Forms are imported, a message
informing the successful operation is displayed. All newly updated items
are displayed at the top of the Forms and Plugins
page, and their update dates are highlighted.