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--- 73:ondemand_modules [2019/04/04 05:41] – [Add On-Demand Module] sahr
+++ 73:ondemand_modules [2019/04/04 10:11] – emr
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 ===== Add On-Demand Module =====
-To enable the on-demand integration, turn off the switch in the new  ''Add elements at once'' step when adding a module.
+To enable the on-demand integration, turn off the switch in the new ''Add elements at once'' step when adding a module.
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+Please note that the new behavior only applies to newly created elements. Already associated elements remain unchanged. They can be manually [[:73:ondemand_modules#migrate_from_remote_associations_to_on-demand_content|migrated to the new behavior]].
 ===== Use On-Demand Process Content =====
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 When selecting the element, it will be integrated into your local process and associated with your current process element.
-If you do not know the name of the element, use the ''Assign'' dialog, click or tap on the workspace name on the top, and navigate to the module
+If you do not know the name of the element, use the ''Browse'' button, click or tap on the workspace name on the top, and navigate to the module
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   - Set the process kind of the process containing the common elements to Process Module
   - Add this process module as an on-demand module (as described above)
-  - For each of the remote associations:
+  - For each element that has a remote association to your workspace:
       * Add the respective on-demand element (as described above)
       * Delete the remote association