I tried to test that out by changing my assignment expression for the swimlane
in question to be:
In other words use the sales group which comes by default with jBPM and which
I know is in there and has been tested thoroughly by the project.
However, when I get to the process node in
sorry forgot the code tags
I tried to test that out by changing my assignment expression for the swimlane
in question to be:
assignment expression=group(sales)/assignment
In other words use the sales group which comes by default with jBPM and which
I know is in there and has been tested
I'm afraid I'm not a Java programmer, I'm using the web console to run my
process rather than code: I wouldn't know where to start on creating a unit
test. Nevertheless, I did manage to trap the relevant error log when I click
the Save and close button in the console for the process node that's
Hi all,
I can't make swimlane assignment to a group work. My swimlane definition is:
swimlane name=Legal
| assignment expression=group(Legal)/
| /swimlane
The process definition and task assigment is:
task-node name=Contract
| task name=Contract swimlane=Legal
|
| /task
|
Actually I think I might be trying to do something which isn't allowed. The
process definition in question uses swimlanes for assignment, and those
swimlanes are implemented as groups. Hence I'm guessing that the notify
attribute can't send an email because groups don't have email addresses.
Hi, I'm trying to send an email to the current process actor using the
notify=yes attribute in jbpm 3.2beta. My code is as follows:
task-node name=Name band
|task name=Name band swimlane=Record producer notify=yes
| controller
| variable name=bandName
Beta 2, I should have said.
Cheers
Matt
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Do you mean like patterns?
Pretty difficult to produce as every business is different. You might have
best practices by industry/segment, but you can't really have an order
fulfilment template business process that is applicable to all industries.
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Why don't you just experiment with the Designer? Drop some nodes on and put
some transitions between them - then come back to the forum with specific
questions if you have trouble.
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Hi there,
I have a business process where the main process needs to split out into a
number of exactly alike subprocesses, and then join back up again into the main
process once each of those subprocesses have finished running their course. The
problem is that the number of sub-processes that
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