BPM java api which accept task by push machniasm

Hi All,
I want to expose web service , which will get task from bpm. I can pull task from bpm for loggedin user, is there any way bpm will push task to this service ? Any api available ?

Hi Arvind,
If you are looking for code to get the current logged in user all the task just like in the Uwl or bpm inbox then it is possible.
Kindly refer to the document link provided below.
How to get All Task of a user to design your custom UWL using BPM API as a rest full service.
Refer to Step 5 in the document you will find the code you are looking for.
Cheers
Piyas

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