Hello All, I have a HTML Dialog. In the Logic I use the Trigger activity to call a Business Process. It works, but it creates a task. Is there a way to be invoked immediately and not create and assign a task ? My process is pure server-side logic. Best Regards, Yordan Yunchov asked 20.07.2016 at 07:48 Stelt0 |
If you don't want a task and an asynchronous execution then a Callable Sub Process could do the job better. Just put your target process logic in BPM process of kind 'Callable Sub Process' and invoke it from the Html Dialog by using the (Subprocess) 'Call' Activity. answered 21.07.2016 at 08:51 Reguel Werme... ♦♦ But what if I set the responsible Role to SYSTEM ? As a workaround we called process via Ivy Script and Signals so that we did not changed the project type.
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As long as you do not require a return value from the called process this is also a good solution. Or do you send the result back as signal?
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Reguel Werme... ♦♦
currently it is Async, but if we decide to make it Sync, I would rather change the process type, as you suggested.
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Scenario I follow the guideline of Reguel, inside the callable process I have a task switch. It leads to the error like this:
Is there a way to trigger another business process (by using Trigger, Signals, Callable sub,...) from a HTML dialog without persisting the ICase of the current business process? Thanks and regards, answered 28.02.2017 at 10:07 lttung In classical workflows you need a traceable history and therefore always need to know the creator task.
But I guess you should be able to create a completely detached task/case if you create it via a REST or SOAP webservice.
For a REST example see the
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Reguel Werme... ♦♦
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