You can decide yourself how to respond to the result. So yes, you can just
implement your own handler. The blocking response handler is made for testing
purposes mostly: when you ask it for the results, it will wait until those
arrive or will throw an exception if it needed to wait too long. If that is
the behaviour you want, you can simply copy it, but you don't have to use this
kind of blocking response handler, it's more like an example (hence it's not in
the jar as well).
Kris
----- Original Message -----
From: Cristiano Gavião
To: Rules Users List
Sent: Monday, February 02, 2009 12:26 AM
Subject: [rules-users] How can I query tasks created by MinaServer?
Hi,
Im trying to query the human tasks that was created and persisted by the
MinaServer.
Looking at junit tests I could see that for that job I should use
MinaTaskClient.getTasksAssignedAsPotentialOwner("Darth Vader", "en-UK",
responseHandler) or other methods like this one;
In this case I should pass one responseHandler that implements
TaskSummaryResponseHandler.
In the source code I could see that exists BlockingTaskSummaryResponseHandler
class that implements TaskSummaryResponseHandler.
Should I use this class or create one myself???
By the way, these class isn't on M5 JAR.... I think because Its not located
on the right path. It is on src/test folder instead of src/main.....
thanks and best regards
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Cristiano Gavião
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