Workflow jumping usertask

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magarcia_sm

Hi there

We are creating a very simple workflow that has a start event, an userTask of type wf:activityReviewTask and an end event. In the usertask we define a listener by using a script this way:

 <userTask id="iniciar" name="Revisar JefeDpto" activiti:assignee="gestor" activiti:formKey="wf:activitiReviewTask">
      <extensionElements>
        <activiti:taskListener event="complete" class="org.alfresco.repo.workflow.activiti.tasklistener.ScriptTaskListener">
          <activiti:field name="script">
            <activiti:string><![CDATA[var test = bpm_package;
var doc = test.children[0];
if(task.getVariableLocal('wf_reviewOutcome') == 'Approve') {
   doc.properties["hula:estado"]="Revision_Gerencia";
   doc.save();
  }
 else 
{
   doc.properties["hula:estado"]="Cancelado";
   doc.save();
}]]></activiti:string>
          </activiti:field>
        </activiti:taskListener>
      </extensionElements>
    </userTask>

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however when we launch the workflow, the workflow gets executed, because as we have introduced in the listener of the usertask if it does not get approved sets the property "estado" to "Cancelado",and the document gets this value in the property. But this is like if Alfresco runs the workflow, and the task but no assigns anything to the user, and neither waits for the user to approve or reject the task.

Any ideas about what could be wrong??

Thanks a lot in advance!!

darkredd

Hi,

Please attach you process definition as we cannot track where the issue is with such a snippet of the code. However, you would be far better off defining your own model which its task-types inherit the activiti task model types; in your case the "wf:activitiReviewTask". But then again, more code would be very helpful in order for us to further help you.