Factory Calendar Deadline - Multipe User Decisions

[Cristiana D'Agosto]

Thanks Mike,
 
I agree the workflow will look neater, I will probably create the virtual
attributes (making sure I document why I did that way!)
 
Thanks for your input
 
Regards
 
Cristiana
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
Michael Pokraka <workflow at quirky.me.uk>
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09/10/2003 08:17 PM
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Hi Cristina,
I've pondered the same situation at length and came to the same conclusion
that seperate virtual attributes which return a deadline object is the way
to go.
 
This kinda goes against the grain for development principles, but in the
workflow at least it's neater (and easier to understand) to have a
deadline  OBJ.MARKETINGDEADLINE.DAYS/HOURS, and definitely better
performance than having a method with parameters to get the appropriate
deadline, or instantiating a bunch of seperate deadline objects which live
in the container.
 
HTH
Cheers
Mike
 
 
 
On Thu, Oct 09, 2003 at 10:16:07AM +1000, Cristiana D'Agosto wrote:
> G'day all,
>
> we are in 4.6c
>
> I am building a workflow that has several User Decision steps and each
of
> the User Decision has a different requirement for deadline (e.g. 5
working
> days, 3 working days, etc).
>
> We have created the object type ZDEADLINE and The Book describes 2 ways
of
> using the Deadine Object in the workflow.
>
> In my scenario, it would mean that I would need to instantiate ZDEADLINE
> as many times as the number of User Decisions, in the prior workflow
step
> of the User Decision, is that correct?
>
> Would it work if I created a virtual attribute in my main object (in
that
> case FIPP) and use the attribute ? Would I need to create one virtual
> attribute per User Decision as well?
>
> Any suggestions?
>
> Many thanks and regards
>
> Cristiana