Hi All,
In my process definition file, transition should occur from one node to another
node. but when the control comes to the first node, its does the specified
action and does not go the second node.
this is my process definition file
| node name=action
| action
Yes i had tried it before. But if i do in this way it leads to one more issue.
Suppose a particular actor has a more than one task in his tasklist, whichever
task he first assigns, only that instance goes through both the nodes.
All the other tasks are lost after it is assigned
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I am trying to split a single process into multiple process using
ForEachForkHandler
In this case a single task for the ADMIN is split into two or more tasks and
assigned to more than one actor(LEADS). In the task list for LEADS none of the
attributes of the parent process is visible in the
I have created those variables in a stateful session bean.
From this class i am triggering the process definition
In the process definition from the start state, the transition occurs to
assign-to-admin
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Hi All,
The portal example provided with the seam framework is not working.
All the other examples are working fine. Should we configure some of the files
or is there some patch to be downloaded for it to work fine?
Please help me out
Thanks
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As u said i used the ForEachForkHandler and it works for a particular case.
This is my process definition file
| task-node name=assign-to-admin
|task name=for-approval description=team member creation request
| assignment pooled-actors=user1/
| /task
| transition
This is what i'm trying:
The process starts by assigning a task to a particular actor(in this case it is
ADMIN). Now based on the business logic the ADMIN may require approval from one
or more actors(here it is PROJECTLEADS).
So a single task for the ADMIN has to be split into multiple tasks
Hi All,
I am trying to send a mail by calling the required method in a class which
implements ActionHandler. But the Renderer object is not getting injected.
This is the code i have used.
| public class Mail implements ActionHandler {
|
| @In(create=true)
| private
Hi All,
I am trying to use forked processing so that a single task can be split into
multiple tasks. the number of transitions from the fork should also be dynamic
based on the value the user chooses.
Please let me know how this can be done and the corresponding java class in
which the
ya the isssue got resolved. the tasks were being assigned but in the xhtml file
i was not able to use it as i had used taskInstanceList.
it worked when i changed it to pooledTaskInstanceList
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Hi All,
I am trying to use forked processing so that a single task can be split into
multiple tasks. the number of transitions from the fork should also be dynamic
based on the value the user chooses.
Please let me know how this can be done and the corresponding java class in
which the process
Hi all,
I am trying to assign a task to a group of users based on their roles using the
assignment pooled-actors=.../ statement in the process definition file.
this is the code snippet.
task name=for-approval description=creation request
| assignment pooled-actors=P1lead,P2lead/
|
Thanks for the reply. But i have done the same thing. It is not working.
Is that all Authenticator class shoud have w.r.t groupActorIds?
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But even after changing the index.html and clearing the browser cache the url
http://localhost:8080/jboss-seam-registration; is getting resolved to
http://localhost:8080/jboss-seam-registration/registration.seam;
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No, the control does not go to index.html if the url is
http://localhost:8080/jboss-seam-registration because even though i change
the refresh to some invalid page(invalid.jspx), ideally i should get a page not
found error. But thats not happening. I get the default
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