Hi,
I'm new to ruote. Started using it a couple of hours ago.
I was wondering if it is possible to use workitem data in my process
definition. My system is supposed to download a file from e.g. a git
repository and upload it to a number of app servers. I have a participant
get_destination_systems that figures out an array of system hostnames where
the file is to be uploaded to. I then have a package_upload participant
that can upload the package to one system. I'd like to have multiple
uploads run in parallel so I tried using the concurrence expression and now
ended up using the citerator expression.
My pdef looks like this:
get_destination_systems
package_download
citerator :merge_type => :concat, :on_val => 'srv1, srv2, srv3', :to_var
=> 'v' do
participant 'package_upload_${v:v}'
end
Now instead of specifying 'srv1, srv2, srv3' I'd like to iterate over the
array of systems that I build in get_destination_systems and supply the
name of the system as an argument to package_upload. Is there a way to do
that? Or am I using it wrong and shouldn't have that as part of the pdef at
all? What is a proper way to achieve this?
Thanks!
-- Lukas
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