"aapthorp" wrote : Is there any interest in an iCalendar wrapper such as I've
described?
There certainly is interest for this. I would suggest a post on the designer
forum to discuss this and/or a JIRA issue where you can attach code (unit test,
implementation, example).
Cheers,
Koen
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anonymous wrote : Wondering whether its worth raising this as a feature request?
You could... not sure what priority it gets though...
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anonymous wrote : no need for an actionhandler anymore, but that is your
choice...
I guess I should've asked the question before implementing it...
anonymous wrote : regarding the delayed start of a task and your remark about
assiging based on existing tasks, we do kind of workload distribution
no need for an actionhandler anymore, but that is your choice...
regarding the delayed start of a task and your remark about assiging based on
existing tasks, we do kind of workload distribution to, but assign them
anyway... no delay
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"kukeltje" wrote : due dates can use EL now as well (see the docs) That way you
can set an absolute due date if it e.g. is in a processvariable.
Thanks, had done this with an action handler, as per the example on the wiki
contributions page.
"kukeltje" wrote : And if the 'start date' does not n
due dates can use EL now as well (see the docs) That way you can set an
absolute due date if it e.g. is in a processvariable.
And if the 'start date' does not need to be real (the task appearing at that
time), use just a processvariable for that. If you do want see the task not
before that spec
"aapthorp" wrote : The only possible way I can see to do this is to set a timer
for the scheduled start time, but can't see how to get timer's associated with
a task instance. Anyone any ideas or is there some easier way to do this?
Store some 'handle' in a process variable available to the timer
