<sequence> <case> <equals field="need_to_dis" other-value="yes" /> <sequence> <unset field="need_to_dis" /> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/ yssq.def" /> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/ lzzj.def" /> <participant ref="neo" /> <concurrence merge="isolate"> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/ defs/ggsp.def" /> <sequence> <subprocess ref="http:// localhost:6001/defs/pbys.def" /> <subprocess ref="http:// localhost:6001/defs/ppzj.def" /> </sequence> </concurrence> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/ psjg.def" /> </sequence> <sequence> <concurrence merge="isolate"> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/ defs/ggsp.def" /> <sequence> <subprocess ref="http:// localhost:6001/defs/pbys.def" /> <subprocess ref="http:// localhost:6001/defs/ppzj.def" /> </sequence> </concurrence> <subprocess ref="http://localhost:6001/defs/ psjg.def" /> </sequence> </case> </sequence>
some want to look up the history of a subprocess, but i wrote the subprocess="http://localhost:6001/defs/ggsp.def" like this <process-definition> <sequence> <set field="is_empty" value="${field:is_empty}"/> <case> <equals filed="is_empty" other_value="yes"/> <subprocess ref="a"/> <subprocess ref="b"/> </case> </sequence> <process-definition name="a"> <participant ref="a"/> </process-definition> <process-definition name="b"/> <participant ref="b"/> </process-definition> </process-definition> so i want to look the history of one subprocess has property "ref",is ruote can do this job? there is only a wfid in database! --~--~---------~--~----~------------~-------~--~----~ you received this message because you are subscribed to the "ruote users" group. to post : send email to openwferu-users@googlegroups.com to unsubscribe : send email to openwferu-users+unsubscr...@googlegroups.com more options : http://groups.google.com/group/openwferu-users?hl=en -~----------~----~----~----~------~----~------~--~---