FWIW I got it:
Instead of hardcoding the assignment like in the base websale example i changed
the process Defintion to be:
<swimlane name="salesman">
| <assignment actor-id="#{taskInstance.variables['salesman']}" />
| </swimlane>
|
| <swimlane name="accountant">
| <assignment actor-id="#{taskInstance.variables['accountant']}" />
| </swimlane>
|
| <swimlane name="shipper">
| <assignment actor-id="#{taskInstance.variables['shipper']}" />
| </swimlane>
and after i create my processInstance i set the taskInstance variables in java
code:
// create a new taskinstance for the start task
| TaskInstance taskInstance =
processInstance.getTaskMgmtInstance().createStartTaskInstance();
|
| taskInstance.setVariable("buyer", "cookiemonster");
| taskInstance.setVariable("salesman", "ernie");
| taskInstance.setVariable("accountant", "bert");
| taskInstance.setVariable("shipper", "grover");
this allows me to assign the swimlane actors via business logic instead of
hardcoding them.
-jm
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