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Option Description
Conditional
Applies a condition. By using conditions you can create various clauses
and expressions and apply them to an element.
External
Select a vRealize Orchestrator script action to dene the value.
13 Add one or more values for the element on the Values tab.
The options available depend on the type of element you are editing.
Option Description
Not set
Gets the value of the element you are editing from the
vRealize Orchestrator workow presentation.
Predefined values
Select values from a list of related objects from the vRealize Orchestrator
inventory.
a Enter a value in the  values search box to search the
vRealize Orchestrator inventory.
b Select a value from the search results and press Enter.
Value
Dene custom values with labels.
a Enter a value in the Value text box.
b Enter a label for the value in the Label text box.
c
Click the Add icon ( ).
External Values
Select a vRealize Orchestrator script action to dene your value with
information not directly exposed by the workow.
n
Select Add External Value.
n
Select your vRealize Orchestrator script action.
n
Click Submit.
14 Click Submit.
15 Click Finish.
Add a New Element
When you edit the default generated form of a XaaS blueprint, you can add a predened new element to the
form. For example, if you do not want to use a default generated eld, you can delete it and replace it with a
new one.
Prerequisites
n
Log in to the vRealize Automation console as a tenant administrator or XaaS architect.
n
“Create an XaaS Blueprint,” on page 311.
Procedure
1 Select Design > XaaS > XaaS Blueprints.
2 Click the XaaS blueprint you want to edit.
3 Click the Blueprint Form tab.
4 Drag an element from the New Fields pane and drop it to the Form page pane.
5 Enter the ID of a workow input parameter in the ID text box.
6 Enter a label in the Label text box.
Labels appear to consumers on the forms.
7 (Optional) Select a type for the eld from the Type drop-down menu.
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