Source HTML is the language that application developers enter into the HTML areas of the Rule-Obj-HTML, Rule-HTML-Property, Rule-Corr-Fragment, Rule-Obj-Corr, and Rule-HTML-Fragment rule forms.

Source HTML may include most standard HTML elements accepted by Internet Explorer, including JavaScripts, styles, and Dynamic HTML. However, it also includes JSP tags or directives, which include tag attributes that Process Commander recognizes and preprocesses to create the output HTML sent to the user's browser.

Directives or the equivalent JSP tags can cause property values on the clipboard to appear in output, incorporate reusable HTML text fragments, and cause activities to start.

Don't confuse source HTML with the View Source feature of Internet Explorer. Source HTML is contained in rule instances. The HTML sent to the browser (and visible in the View Source display) is the output HTML, after all the directives or JSP tags are evaluated and other processing is complete.

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