Hi John,
I'm still working on the multi_form thing we were emailing about earlier.
I have a problem. If you recall, I had something like:
concurrence do
cursor do
wait_for_edit
...
rewind
end
cursor do
wait_for_save
...
rewind
end
end
In the wait_for_edit participant, I do some stuff and don't do a
reply_to_engine. The 'proceed' of the workitem will be done by RuoteKit as
a response to a PUT request.
To be able to do the PUT, I need the FEI of the wait_for_edit workitem. I
am creating a {f:notify_tag} (which I am using for other stuff) that I can
use to find the workitem. However, when I use RuoteKit.query, the workitem
doesn't appear. As a matter of fact, in the RuoteKit web console the
participant doesn't appear as a link, it appears as plain text.
My theory here is that, since the process is in the middle of a
participant, it isn't in Storage, so it can't be found or seen in the
RuoteKit console. Would this be correct?
So my question would be, is there a way to do this? Have a participant do
something, not do a reply_to_engine, and still show up in RuoteKit.query?
Or is there some other way of finding its FEI?
Thanks!
-Mario.
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