as pointed out in another thread of this same day, it could be that you need to
use a different method to retrieve the pooled actors tasklist.
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Hi Ronald,
i really did not understand what u have said. I can retrieve the tasks
from jbpmContext.getTaskMgmtSession().findPooledTaskInstances(group).
now say users bert, ernie belong to a group 'testgroup', (there is also a prbm
here, how the relation between the users and group is maintained in
Hi, IMHO the problem lies with the implementation of the class
ExpressionAssignmentHandler's assign() method:
| [...]
|
| // else if the expression evaluated to a user
| } else if (entity instanceof User) {
| // do direct assignment
| assignable.setActorI
"kpavan_8" wrote : Hi Ronald,
| i really did not understand what u have said. I can retrieve the tasks
| from jbpmContext.getTaskMgmtSession().findPooledTaskInstances(group).
|
Yes
"kpavan_8" wrote :
| now say users bert, ernie belong to a group 'testgroup', (there is also a
prbm here
"MatthiasBraeuer" wrote : As can be seen a group is not assigned to the pooled
actors as an array of the users contained in it, but as an array with only one
element, namely the group itself.
|
Correct, this is as designed
"MatthiasBraeuer" wrote :
| Thus, the users in that group won't se
Ronald,
I am using jBPM 3.1.1
I dont think the tasks assigned to group are automatically assigned to the
individual users in the group, i tried it in the websale example. i could not
find the tasks in the UI for the individual users.
Mathew,
I think I should also do the same thing, write my own a
