Tow Truck
V2.3
1.0 First version 1.1 New request to detect the missing timer 2.0 Execute Groovy script 2.2 Add SQL parameters in Groovy Script 2.3 Add bonitaToolboxAPI object to access method

Environment

Logs

I have a bike
I have a car
I have a boat

Setup Configuration

The groovy code is executed on the server. This operation has to be done under the control of Bonitasoft Support

Source Code Source with parameters

Bonitasoft Code :

Set the source code below, then click on Interpretation. Source will be interpreted and parameters will be calculated

Parameters

{{groovyparam.label}}	JSON format. Example: {"firstname" :"Walter", "lastname":"Bates"} LIST format. Example: 12, 32, 54 or "Blue"Red", "Yellow" {{groovyparam.value}} ({{groovyparam.databasename}}) {{groovyparam.value}}	{{groovyparam.tips}}
Direct REST API CALL : {{ctrl.groovy.directRestApi}}

Groovy Source Code

In your Groovy code, you can use 'apiAccessor', 'apiClient', 'restAPIContext' and 'towTruckToolbox' variables. Example

import org.bonitasoft.engine.api.ProcessAPI;
ProcessAPI processAPI = apiAccessor.getProcessAPI();

Result:

Show Groovy resolved

Timers

Name	Statename	CaseId	Process Definition ID	Process Name	Process Version
{{timer.name}}	{{timer.statename}}	{{timer.processinstanceid}}	{{timer.processdefinitionid}}	{{timer.processdefinitionname}}	{{timer.processdefinitionversion}}

Statename = waiting Effect: the quartz timer for a timer in waiting state will be recreated Implementation: On each timer, the method timerEventHandlerStrategy.handleCatchEvent() is called Limitation: this operation works only on "waiting" timer.	Statename = waiting Effect: will skip the current waiting timer and go to the next step. Implementation: execute the task by the method processAPI.executeFlowNode() Limitation: this operation works only on "waiting" timer.	Statename = failed Effect: the timer will be retried. Implementation: apply on the task the method processAPI.retryTask(). Limitation: this operation works only on "failed" timer.

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