> <wait runtil="Time.now >= workitem.start_time - (2 * 3600)"/>
This workitem.start_time is your own field, right (and if I understand
correctly: is some time in the future)?
For such "wait" expression, can one access :launch_time from
OpenWFE::ProcessStatus?
${f:launch_time} seems empty. In Densha, ${f:launcher} is set in app/
controllers/launchp_controller.rb -- in which I can easily add
something:
def launch
:
li = OpenWFE::LaunchItem.new
li.workflow_definition_url = lp.real_url
li.launcher = user.name
# NEW
li.launched_at = Time.now
:
...and then use "${f:launch_time}" in my process definition.
Or is there a way to get to the actual process information directly?
Thanks!
Arjan.
>
> On Thu, Apr 24, 2008 at 4:38 AM, Maarten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>>
>> <wait runtil="Time.now >= workitem.start_time - (2 * 3600)"/>
>>
>>
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