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Create event for Manual Tasks

pprestin

I'm attempting to add a task listener for the creation event of a manual task. However it appears there is no TaskDefinition to add that event to on the process. The ManualTaskParseHandler has a PROPERTYNAME_EVENT_SUBSCRIPTION_DECLARATION that makes me think they occur somehow but not in the same way a user task might. Any ideas for v.5.14? Or would this only be possible with the newer listeners within 5.15?

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bmarkmann

Based on the user manual, it might not be directly possible:

"A task listener can only be added in the process definition as a child element of a user task."

Maybe some other approach is possible, like using a boundary event to accomplish whatever you're looking for?

frederikherema1

You can add an execution-listener to ANY activity there is, example:

<br><serviceTask id="service" activiti:class="org.activiti.engine.test.bpmn.async.AsyncService" activiti:async="true"><br>&nbsp; <extensionElements><br>&nbsp;&nbsp; <activiti:executionListener event="start" class="org.activiti.engine.test.bpmn.async.AsyncListener" /><br>&nbsp; </extensionElements><br> </serviceTask><br>

This allows you to be notified on either the "start" and "end" event.