Activiti task Engine Adding new task property

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‎09-13-2013 08:25 AM
I have added a new property in the activiti(5.11) user task (like name field ).
I am able to get value of this field in xml file and again in designer but i am unable to get the value of this field in Activiti Engine while anaprocessing the flow.
i tried a lot by editing the classes but got no result. help me out
thanks in advance.
I am able to get value of this field in xml file and again in designer but i am unable to get the value of this field in Activiti Engine while anaprocessing the flow.
i tried a lot by editing the classes but got no result. help me out
thanks in advance.
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‎09-16-2013 06:05 AM
Can you give an example of the XML of this user task name field?
Are you looking for this functionality?
http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#advanced_parseHandlers
Best regards,
Are you looking for this functionality?
http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#advanced_parseHandlers
Best regards,

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‎09-16-2013 01:03 PM
<code>
<userTask id="sid-ECED5657-E47F-4F8F-A14A-3DDAAF44FD13" label="Information" name="user" activiti:exclusive="false" >
<documentation>
Some XYZ details
</documentation>
</userTask>
</code>
I want to read this label field in the Engine while executing this task…
<userTask id="sid-ECED5657-E47F-4F8F-A14A-3DDAAF44FD13" label="Information" name="user" activiti:exclusive="false" >
<documentation>
Some XYZ details
</documentation>
</userTask>
</code>
I want to read this label field in the Engine while executing this task…
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‎09-20-2013 08:24 AM
Use a task-listener (see userguide), use the DelegateTask.getDescription()… Or, if not inside the process, use the taskService to query the right Task instance and use the description.
