Hello, and thank you so much for your time!
I’m working on setting up a Parallel Multi-instantiation using a restricted list from a Business Object, and I’d greatly appreciate your insights.
Business Data Model (BDM)
I have a Business Object named “Document” with the attributes:
idDocument
revision
state
Additionally, I have another Business Object called “Liberators”, which includes:
idDocument
idPerson
Process Design
In the “Liberators” lane, there’s a task called “Liberation.” My goal is to configure a Parallel Multi-instantiation that dynamically pulls from the list of liberators associated with the specific document being processed.
1 Document → Multi Liberators.
If you have any tips or suggestions on how to achieve this, I’d love to hear them!
Inside the script you’d need to query all your “Liberators” objects linked to your “Document” object. This way all your instances of that task will be created.
Thanks @thalia.cruz!!!
I ve been reeding the documentation, but I don´t know how to use the variable.
Initially, I am trying to make it fixed, but I can´t make it work.
For example.
I’ve created this video to explain how to use a List for setting the parallel multi-instantiation: https://youtu.be/0XFy_y-9-7A
If you’d like to check an example, I’d recommend watching this webinar where I use parallel multi-instantiation and a Single User actor to attribute task instances: All aboard the Bonita Express! Stop #3: Back to school
Hola @ltaboada
Estoy viendo con mi equipo para arreglar ese problema que solo aparece en el replay en español. Mientras tanto puedes ver el replay en inglés.
Gracias por tu paciencia y por señalar el problema.
Saludos,
-Thalia
Thanks for the video Thalia…
I tried to do it by my self but I fail
I am trying to use a list of user names to asign to a parallel Task but it is not filtered for the users for each user.
For example, in Step 2 I use a list [“giovanna.almeida”,“walter.bates”].
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