In http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/jpdl.html#expressions I read:
expression="#{myVar.handler[assignments].assign}"
can it be useful??
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I write the dates like DDMM because I am spanish.
Also, we would like compare if one date is 15 days great than other date, then
if I write 16/01/2000 < 17/01/2000, the result is true and it is right,
but I write 16/01/2000 < 01/01/2005, the result is false and it is wrong
I am sorry my engl
Just a theoretical thought, why don't you write the dates like MMDD instead
of the DDMM that you showed us?
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I am sorry!!! I want tell us:
some idea??
I have not solution for this problem.
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Some idea!!!
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I write in processdefinition.xml:
decision
transition
condition expression="#{date1 le date2}"
transition
decision
but date1 > date2 is wrong, because:
for example, if date1=01/01/2005 and if date2=16/01/2000
date1 le date2 is true because 01 < 16, it is wrong!
what can I use instead of le??
I don't know if this is a real object compare or a date compare (content) I
usually (in java) use the before and after statements, which afaik are
identical to > and <. Don't know about ==. Better also ask on the el
mailinglists/forums.
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