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How to use activiti:class attribute for business rule task ?

kishorechalla

Hi Everyone,

I am very much new to Activiti and had little experience with jBPM earlier. I was wondering how exactly to use activiti:class for business rule task ? I am using spring-boot and how should my Java Class look like? Are there any other modifications to be made anywhere?

Please redirect me if there is post on this already.

Thanks in advance.

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jbarrez

The business rule task does not use a java class attribute. the class attribute is meant for custom java logic, but the business rule task is already a specialized piece of logic.