how to assign parallel generated task to multiple user?
lets assume start a workflow which have a subProcess . Subprocess executed parallely. so when start subprocess then a userTask in subprocess assigne mutiple user. how can i do this. genre ted
here is an example of my situation
2nd userTask is the part of subProcess and subprocess have 3 cardinality and executed parallel .
i want to assign 2nd task to multiple user like userA,userB,userC
how can i resolve this problem.
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Hi, skverma02 _!
One of examples of parallel workflow you can find Alvex extension repository. In this workflow executes parallel subprocesses of different types and one is of the tasks assigned to multiple users by next code:
execution.setVariable('assigneeName', alvexwfat_assistants.get(loopCounter));
where "assigneeName" is variable of assignee and "alvexwfat_assistants" variable, which contains array with list of users who must be assign to multi instance task.
This code set as the listener on the sequence flow which target is multi-task. You can look closer on 121 of Alvex extension repository.
Hope it helps! Good luck!
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