On 27 ene, 09:18, John Mettraux <[email protected]> wrote:
> it's hard for the engine to figure out which participant is the first,
Let's go to see actual examples :)
> especially when the process starts with a concurrence :
>
> concurrence do
> participant :ref => 'alpha'
> participant :ref => 'bravo'
> end
In that case, engine could return both participants like able starters
of process.
> or when the first participant is some kind of automated participant
> which decides who's next :
>
> sequence do
> participant :ref => 'determine_agent'
> # an automated participant which chooses which human agent
> will handle the dossier
> participant :ref => '${f:agent}'
> # the actual 'human'
> end
In that case, engine could return "determine_agent", but as
participant is not human, we would have no interest in it. Another
case is that an automatic periodic event triggers that process. Then
we can query Ruote for started processes and it returns users
asociated with them. But that functionality seems perfectly
implemented.
Greets.
P.D: Perhaps all this might go in dev list? :)
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David
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