Hello, everybody!
I have a question of principle about task instance description. Why isn't it
possible to set/get a description of a task instance?
As far as I know the only way to do so is to set a description of the task from
which the task instance "derives". But what happens if I want to set different
description of each task instance? Suppose you have a task instance that "says"
that a particular document must be signed and this document is different each
time a task instance is been created. The only workaround for this is first to
set description of the task itself and after taht to call for example:
taskInstance.setTask(task);
But if I want to show a task instance description to a user I cannot because
there is no such method like taskInstance.getDescription();.
Instead task.getDescription(); can be used. But again what happens if each task
instance has different description? The data is in the database but it cannot
be shown to the user :(
I am sorry if I was too talkative, as I said this was a question of principle.
Regards,
Saviola
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