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Associating delegate class at Runtime

kanchan

Hi all,

I am evaluating activiti engine for our project. I want to know is there any provision for associating delegate class at Runtime in activiti engine ?

Thanking in advance,
Kanchan

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martin_grofcik

Hi Kanchan,

I want to know is there any provision for associating delegate class at Runtime in activiti engine ?

yes.
e.g. create delegate class which invokes execute method on another class through reflection API.

Regards
Martin

kanchan

Hi Martin,

Which reflection APIs you are talking about ? I couldn't find it in user guide. Would you please elaborate more ?

Quote:
"
create delegate class which invokes execute method on another class
"
Do you mean I have to invoke execute method of dynamic delegate class through execute method of static delegate class ?
e.g. :
Suppose there are two delegate classes T1 and T2, out of which I want to associate T2 class at runtime. As per your suggestion I have to call it like,
serviceTask id="servicetask3" name="Service Task" activiti:class="T1"></serviceTask>

public class T1 implements JavaDelegate {

public void execute(DelegateExecution execution) throws Exception {
T2=new T2();
T2.execute(execution);
}
}

Something like this?
Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Thanks,
Kanchan

martin_grofcik

Hi,

Which reflection APIs you are talking about ?

http://docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/reflect/

something like:

<br>public class T1 implements JavaDelegate {<br><br>&nbsp; Expression t2Expression; //get/setters<br><br>public void execute(DelegateExecution execution) throws Exception {<br>&nbsp; JavaDelegate t2 = (JavaDelegate) t2Expression.getValue(execution); // here you&nbsp; can use reflection API instead<br>t2.execute(execution);<br>}<br>}<br>

Another possibility is to use scripts.

Regards
Martin

kanchan

Hi Martin,

Something like this,

Class t2=Class.forName("MultithreadServiceTask2");

??

Thanks,
KAnchan

martin_grofcik

Yes,
It could be one possibility.

I would prefer Scripts or Expression instead.

Regards
Martin