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1.0 First version
1.1 New request to detect the missing timer 1.2 Execute Groovy script |
Groovy Execution
The groovy code is executed on the server. This operation has to be done under the control of Bonitasoft Support
Source
Code
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In your Groovy code, you can use 'apiAccessor', 'apiClient' and 'restAPIContext' variables. Example : ProcessAPI = apiAccessor.getProcessAPI();
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{{towtruckctrl.groovy.result}}
{{towtruckctrl.groovy.exception}}
Missing Timers
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{{towtruckctrl.timererror}}
| Name | Statename | CaseId | Process Definition ID | Process Name | Process Version |
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| {{timer.name}} | {{timer.statename}} | {{timer.processinstanceid}} | {{timer.processdefinitionid}} | {{timer.processdefinitionname}} | {{timer.processdefinitionversion}} |
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Statename = waiting Effect: the quartz timer for a timer in waiting state will be recreated Implementation: On each timer, the method timerEventHandlerStrategy.handleCatchEvent() is called Limitation: this operation works only on "waiting" timer. |
Statename = waiting Effect: will skip the current waiting timer and go to the next step. Implementation: execute the task by the method processAPI.executeFlowNode() Limitation: this operation works only on "waiting" timer. |
Statename = failed Effect: the timer will be retried. Implementation: apply on the task the method processAPI.retryTask(). Limitation: this operation works only on "failed" timer. |
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{{towtruckctrl.missingtimerstatus}}