Hi
I'm going to explain a little better. I have a process that has a form
associated with the start of the process. He has an automatic task (java),
which loads some variables. Then I have implemented a manual task that belongs
to Peter and has no associated graphical interface (I hope explain
As I stated earlier: If you have no form associated with the task you cannot
complete it by using the jBPM-console.
You have to do it programmatically and this would look basically like this:
| // taskService must be a reference to the TaskService of your process
engine instance
|
OK I understand. If you would like to complete the task from a graphical
interface as it could, that is, as the buttons would be scheduled in the
archive. FTL???
Thanks
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Yes, either supply a task-form (.ftl) and deploy it together with the process
definition and refer to the file name in the form-attribute in the process
definition or create your own GUI (Swing-App, JSP, etc. ..) and complete the
task programmatically.
At this stage the jbpm-console and the
Thanks I understand
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Right now I understand your question. I have not tried 4.2 yet but in 4.1 and
AFAIK in 4.2 as well you can just complete a task if there's a task-form
associated with it. Why do you want to use the console for this anyway?
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