Submitted by josemaria.arbesu on Mon, 05/30/2016 - 08:36
Good Morning,
i need to execute a stored procedure that returns a row. The stored procedure requires one string parameter, and returns a row. Then, i want to save the values of the row (5 columns) in independent variables. What is the best way to do this?
I'm doing it in a groovy script but it is giving me the following error:
I need to release a task after the user decline for doing in two tasks (Task preview and Task register) what converges into a Service Task with this connector.
The "if" only is a filter who decline one of those tasks
userTaskId and userTaskId is the taskAssigneeId from "ProvidedVariables" each operation each Human task from diagram.
Submitted by g.lapierre on Thu, 04/14/2016 - 12:00
Hello
I have a process with a document list. The document list is created on the instantiaction form.
In one of the human tasks a user should be able to view / add / delete his documents. I first changed formInput to a Javascript expression to get the documents from the context (and other REST API variables):
Hi,
how i can to retrieve the user id using mysql query with groovy script into connector ,and save the result in a java.lang.long data type variable , because then i want to put this variable in a actor filter from Human Task, and assign this user to this Human Task.
Submitted by anwarbenkassou90 on Thu, 08/13/2015 - 10:16
Hi everyone ,
im trying to count the number of lines in a document in my process . My script is :
//////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
def lines = 0
doc_Integrateur_Enseignes_CSV.eachLine {
lines++
}
You can edit the script without recompiling neither redeploying the process on the server
* Use as a form widget connector, it allows you to edit the script and refresh the screen to see the result
* Use as a Form transiant data connector, it allows you to edit the script and refresh the screen to see the result
* Use as an activity connector, it allows you to edit the script, restart a new process instance and see the changes
just looking at Bonita 6.4.0 and need to understand something.
1) Why are we still on Groovy 1.8 as Groovy 2.3 has been on General Release since May 2014?
2) What is Groovy 1.8 Depreciated in relation to Groovy 1.8? If no-one has seen this have a look at Connectors, Add A Connector->Script, there are two 1.8s.
3) How does the use of Groovy 1.8 affect transactions? It states: