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Dynamic Workflow

fjr_nj

Hi,
Could someone point me to a "dynamic" workflow example? For example, user 1 is assigned to go through workflow A whereas user 2 is assigned to go through workflow B? Could I programmatically check which step each user moves to next? and have each workflow node assigned a URL?

Workflow A
Enter User Info (/userinfo.html) –> upload resume (/uploadresume) –>

Workflow B
Enter User Info (/userinfo.html) –> Enter Background information (getbackgroundInfo.html) –>upload resume (/uploadresume) –> etc.

Hope this makes sense…

Thanks!
fjr

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vasile_dirla

Ho Fjr,
"Could I programmatically check which step each user moves to next?"
so you want to know which will be the next "user task" for a workflow before completing the current task?

fjr_nj

Thank you for your reply.

No, not before, after the task is complete. I'm hoping to assign a url to the "next" user task and (once the current task is complete) redirect the user to that page where the next task's information can be capture, etc.

Thanks in advance!

windforce

1.deploy process definition      —–Deployment deployment = repositoryService.createDeployment().addBytes(fileName, bytes).deploy();
2.implement your own ProcessParseCmd
     —–public class ProcessParseCmd implements Command（List（ProcessDefinition）） ;
3. parse usertask FlowElement(also you can parse startevent/ endevent node ), insert necessary information into your own taskdef table;
    at the same time, when your parse every usertask node, pasre its every OutgoingFlows into your own nexttaskdef table; —- in step 2
4.your can also add informations(varibale , listener,transit……..) what you wanted into those two tables;
5.then you will find it is very easy to realize your mind. even you can dynamicly change flow directions configed in your process definition.