Q: anonymous wrote :
| The TaskMgmtSession class has several methods for finding tasks belonging
to "actors" - either individual actors or many at a time.
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| BUT... is there a way to efficiently find tasks using the values in context
variables?
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A: anonymous wrote :
| you can d
Define better? Hibernate queries are used anyway, either implemented by 'us' in
the context or by you externally. The former has not happened yet (as you can
see in the api) thus the latter is still valid
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Why not define a custom table, that extends off of one of the jbpm ones?
Disadvantage: you are building a customized version of jbpm, and these tables
may change in future. But then, you may need to change a customized Hibernate
query anyway.
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why, why, why is everybody making workarounds, changing things, being afraid it
won't be compatible etc..etc..etc IF
they can just implement it as a feature/enhancement to jBPM, submit it as a '
patch' and get in it integrated into the core... EVERYBODY happy
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Of course, good point, I'm in my "commercial software" mindset I guess. This
is the "That's how we've always done things" sort of thing.
Fair enough, this will certainly be a consideration. Even as far as a decent
Use Case, as I have seen in other situations with open source, that the core
I should have put a smiley in my post like this: ;-)
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