Thanks I forgot about task events, and was trying to do that in some other way.
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read the docs lots of 'events' including a TASK-CREATE etc..
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anonymous wrote : use an actionhandler that can work with a xml structure
But all i found is that action handlers can be used to parametrize actions, not
other types such as task's.I know i can do something like this:
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But is it possible to assign ActionHand
Oh yes, this is possible. just use an actionhandler that can work with a
xml structure. There are some examples in the source, docs, this forum... just
don't look at the xml tag as the variable name but do something like
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Where the value of key is the varia
Thanks for your reply. But as i understand documentation (11.5 "Task
controllers") they are intended to translate and extract information from the
process variables, not to define new variables. Tag (nested in controller)
have attributes name, acces & mapped-name. I'm looking for some 'value'
I guess that is possible using the variables. When you configure your task (by
adding actions, swimlane etc in JPD), you can specify the variables using the
"Controller" menu. These variables can be retrived using the API:
taskInstance.getTask().getTaskController().getVariableAccesses()
Thanks.
