Ronald, you are right, this should be better documented. I will put it on my agenda to try it out and document it in a wiki. But for all interested already, this is what Tom has to say about this topic: anonymous wrote : Two basic steps should be taken into account. | | jBPM itself does not contain any capabilities for authentication. Therefor, the easiest way to make jBPM aware of the current user is to inject it with the method jbpmContext.setActorId(String); This should be done as one of the first methods inside a JbpmContext try-finally block. | | Second thing to do is implement your own AssignmentHandler that will calculate the actorId (String) when tasks are to be assigned. Then reference this AssignmentHandler in the process definition.
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