How do I assign multiple agents (type US...) to a single task?

[aditya rao]

Hi,

Rather than passing tables  to your workflow , You can maintain your agents
seprately in a Ztable  .
You can create your own rules ( create a function module to get the agent
from Ztable ) in PFAC.

Also if you want to determine your agents in the background  you can use
RH_GET_ACTORS fm  and pass
the  rule  created above to fetch the agents in the background method.

and yes you can pass agents as an expression but it  should be of type 'US'
.










On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 4:06 AM, Kyle McCarter <kmccarter at csc.com> wrote:

> Hello all,
>
> I am trying to assign a single work item to multiple agents using the
> 'Expression' attribute on the Agents section of the defined WF task. The
> agents are too dynamic to use normal organizational objects from one WF
> execution to the next. So I am attempting to pass a table from my WF
> container. The attributes of this table are Import/Export/Multi-line Type
> RHOBJECTS-OBJECT.
>
> Our current application attempts to create the container elements, and then
> the workflow is triggered via object event. I have debugged the container
> propagation, and all seems OK. However, when I evaluate the WF Log via SWIA,
> the container table I created for the multiple agents is not set.
>
> Firstly, can I pass a table of multiple agents as an 'Expression' in my
> workflow task definition?
> Secondly, why isn't my container element for agents set?
>
> Your assistance is greatly appreciated.
>
> Cheers,
>
> MadABAPper
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