Okay, nevermind. I noticed the mistake in my test expression. I haven't
closed it with a "}". This apparently causes the test to evaluate to true.
Am Montag, 16. Oktober 2006 15:28 schrieb Chris Miner:
> I am trying to use a cursor in a workflow but it isn't working the way I
> expect. Here's a part of my cursor:
>
> <cursor>
> <subprocess ref="invent-concept" />
> <participant ref="command-wf-logWorkItem" />
> <if test="${field:action != proceed">
> <break />
> </if>
>
> <subprocess ref="extend-concept" />
>
> <if test="${field:action == cancel">
> <break />
> <if test="${field:action == reject">
> <back />
> </if>
> </if>
> </cursor>
>
> After the invent concept subprocess runs, the action field is "proceed".
> But what happens is the workflow breaks off. I expected it to continue
> with the extend-concept subprocess. No errors are reported. Is this how
> it is supposed to work?
>
>
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