<sequence>
<case>
<equals field="need_to_dis" other-value="yes" />
<sequence>
<unset field="need_to_dis" />
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/
yssq.def" />
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/
lzzj.def" />
<participant ref="neo" />
<concurrence merge="isolate">
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/
defs/ggsp.def" />
<sequence>
<subprocess ref="http://
localhost:6001/defs/pbys.def" />
<subprocess ref="http://
localhost:6001/defs/ppzj.def" />
</sequence>
</concurrence>
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/
psjg.def" />
</sequence>
<sequence>
<concurrence merge="isolate">
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/
defs/ggsp.def" />
<sequence>
<subprocess ref="http://
localhost:6001/defs/pbys.def" />
<subprocess ref="http://
localhost:6001/defs/ppzj.def" />
</sequence>
</concurrence>
<subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/
psjg.def" />
</sequence>
</case>
</sequence>
some want to look up the history of a subprocess,
but i wrote the subprocess="http://localhost:6001/defs/ggsp.def"; like
this
<process-definition>
<sequence>
<set field="is_empty" value="${field:is_empty}"/>
<case>
<equals filed="is_empty" other_value="yes"/>
<subprocess ref="a"/>
<subprocess ref="b"/>
</case>
</sequence>
<process-definition name="a">
<participant ref="a"/>
</process-definition>
<process-definition name="b"/>
<participant ref="b"/>
</process-definition>
</process-definition>
so i want to look the history of one subprocess has property "ref",is
ruote can do this job?
there is only a wfid in database!
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