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people.getGroup('GROUP_<name>') return null [SOLVED]

luisalves00
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Hello,

I'm trying to implement an workflow with pooled actors. I'm using the Alfresco JS debugger

<pooledactors>#{people.getGroup('GROUP_group name')}</pooledactors> <- this returns 'null' even with: people.getGroup('GROUP_ADMINISTRATORS'), so throws an exception!

FYI: if people.getGroup('admin') <- returns person admin

<pooledactors>GROUP_group name</pooledactors> <- this doesn't throws any error but the user on that group don't receive any task
<pooledactors>group name</pooledactors> <- this doesn't throws any error but the user on that group don't receive any task

<pooledactors>#{groups.getGroup('GROUP_group name'))}</pooledactors> ->throws an error: 07270017 pooledactors expression does not evaluate to a collection of authorities

so tried:
<pooledactors>#{groups.getGroup('GROUP_group name').getChildAuthorities()}</pooledactors> <- this doesn't throws any error but the user on that group don't receive any task

so what I should write on the <pooledactors> ??? GOT a group named "Workers" for example.

Using Alfresco Comunity v 3.3

best regards,


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SOLUTION: use GROUP_GROUP_Workers

Found out when trying to get the ADMINISTRATORS Group

on the admin dialog: is called ALFRESCO_ADMINISTRATORS -> so: GROUP_ALFRESCO_ADMINISTRATORS works…
since my groups appear as GROUP_groupname -> I need to duplicate the GROUP_

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cjimenez2581
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Thank you! That is soluion! unusual but it is!  Smiley Very Happy