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its is possible to 'unclaim'?

luisalves00

I know how to claim a task…but it's possible to "unclain" an task?

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frederikherema1

Use setAssignee(null)

luisalves00

tks frederikheremans.

luisalves00

is there a way to know that the task was claimed (is a pooled task)?

pseudocode:

if(task.wasClaimed()){
task.setAssignee(null);
}

ronald_van_kuij

uhhmmm… besides setters, there are also getters…. so if unclaiming is setting it to null, maybe, just maybe, it might be that a getter returning not null would mean it is assigned.

gao277

but the taskservice interface has not getAssignee method in 5.3.

if i need to check if the user who want to unclaim the task and the task's assignee is the same person,how can i do?

frederikherema1

 Task theTask = taskService.createTaskQuery().taskId("1234").singleResult(); 
org.activiti.engine.task.Task
 /** The {@link User.getId() userId} of the person to which this task is delegated. */ String getAssignee(); 

gao277

OK.

i know.