User Determination in WF Programming Exit...

[Dart, Jocelyn]

Use the _RULE_RESULT container element of the rule - bind it back to a
container element in your workflow. This is picked up after the rule is
executed, so you should then be able to bind it from the workflow to the
task if you wish. 
 
 
This assumes you are using a rule to determine your agents of course, but
recommended options are either to use a rule or an expression(in which case
you would have the agents in a container element anyway). 
 
 

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From: sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu [mailto:sap-wug-bounces at mit.edu] On Behalf Of
Klika, Michael
Sent: Thursday, 29 September 2005 7:31 PM
To: SAP Workflow Users' Group
Subject: User Determination in WF Programming Exit...


Hi Experts

I got stuck with the following problem:

I implemented a workitem user exit on a WAS6.40 and managed to determine the
actual agent of a workitem at the "after_execution" event from the workitem
container. So that's fine.

Now: 
How can I read the users that are assigned in the workflow definition (e.g.
via orgunit, position, multiline container element) to a workitem (or more
correctly step)? This should be done after creation of the workitem but
before execution. At that stage, there is of course no "_Actual_Agent"
stored in the container. And even worse: There ist not workitem stored in
the database yet (so no chance to determine users conventionally), but WI-ID
exists in the current wf-context.

I played around with some of the methods I found, but they (or similar
attributes) where either private or had no returning parameters...

Any idea is highly appreciated!
Cheers, Michael

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