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Custom task

ahmetkara

In my project, I need to create a custom task. It is like user task but I need to add a few attributes and persist those attributes. How can I do this??

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frederikherema1

You can use task local variables for this.

<br><br>public interface TaskService {<br>&hellip;<br><br>&nbsp; /** get a variables and only search in the task scope.&nbsp; */<br>&nbsp; Object getVariableLocal(String taskId, String variableName);<br><br>&nbsp; /** get a variable on a task */<br>&nbsp; Map<String, Object> getVariablesLocal(String taskId, Collection<String> variableNames);<br><br>&hellip;<br><br> /** set variable on a task.&nbsp; If the variable is not already existing, it will be created in the <br>&nbsp;&nbsp; * task.&nbsp; */<br>&nbsp; void setVariableLocal(String taskId, String variableName, Object value);<br><br>&nbsp; /** set variables on a task.&nbsp; If the variable is not already existing, it will be created in the <br>&nbsp;&nbsp; * task.&nbsp; */<br>&nbsp; void setVariablesLocal(String taskId, Map<String, ? extends Object> variables);<br>

ahmetkara

Hi Frederik,

Thanks for your reply, I will consider your recommendation but I need something different. For some tasks (they will be service tasks) I will direct them to a class and execute a certain method, so I thought, If I can make it like a special task, other developers will use it with just some parameters, is it possible like this thing?? Also I need to add that new task to modeler palette.

Thankss..

jbarrez

Both requirements are supported. You can just implement your own class (implementing JavaDelegate), and pass properties to it.
The Activiti Designer can discover those special tasks, by adding some annotation.

Check the userguide, both are documented in detail there.

ahmetkara

Tnahks Joram