can you make a full but small unittest with everything embedded and post that
here
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yes i get spaces instead of value after invoking this method
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and this does not work? Or does it now?
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I got what he said thats what I have used
| String evaluate(String expression) {
| if (expression==null) {
| System.out.println("exp is null");
| return null;
| }
| VariableResolver variableResolver =
JbpmExpressionEvaluator.getUsedVariabl
anonymous wrote : I think you are understanding 100% what Ronald is
explaining:
And this should be ofc 'not understanding 100%' ...
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I think you are understanding 100% what Ronald is explaining:
in you Action Handler class implementation, you can simply use the jBPM
ExpressionEvaluator and try to get the variable from this object using the
string you use between the #{}. This way, you can use your debugger,
system.out, ... w
yes thats what expected right. but its not happening... :(...
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by reading what I stated before. Your variable contains the string you passed
to it, including the #{.} and by parsing it with the jBPM EL resolver it
will be filled.
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No, that I know. I can use getContext().getVariable() to get the variables
used in process instance. But here my question is how can I use varaibles in
text content of element #{taskName}
I mean in subject element or any other element what is way to access variables?
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in the actionclass run the 'subject' variable though the jBPM el parser. See
unittests in the sourcecode how that can be done
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