Correlation set based on Human task - receive activity

Hello everybody,
is it possible to define a correlation set based on a receive activity of an human task?
Thanks, Chris

Are you trying to set "Create with parameters" as default task flow activity ? in that case open the the task flow diagram , right click "Create with parameters" data control -> Mark Activity -> Default Activity.

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I have created a Task Flow based on Human Task in the Ui project. The task flow is auto -generated with the taskdetails.jspx as the default activity. If I try to include a ExceuteWithParams method in the task flow as the default activity the page gives a 500 Error in the workliist application.
Can I no have a method activity as the default activity in this task flow.
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Soumya

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In a BPEL process, how can we include a Correlation set based on correlation from raised ADF event payload ?
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Hi Charles,
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I'm looking to implement an ADF form based on a human task. There are 2 outputs, Validate and Reject.
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Hi all.
I have encountered a problem that I find to be
quite irritating. I have already searched the
forum, and read through the threads regarding
this topic, but still haven't been able to solve
the issue.
I have a simple type String variable
({[http://www.w3org/2001/XMLSchema]}string)
called "myName".
First, I'm initializing this variable with the
String "none":
{color:#333333}<assign name = "setVariable">
<copy>
<from expression = "string('none')"/>
<to variable = "myName"/>
</copy>
</assign>{color}
Next, I'm passing this variable as an argument
to a Human Task called "provideName", that has an
modifiable attribute called "userName":
{color:#333333}<copy>
<from variable = "myName"/>
<to variable = "initateTaskInput" part = "payload" query = "/taskservice:initiateTask/task:task/task:payload/task:userName"/>
</copy>{color}
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I'm fetching the alleged modified value, and copy it
back to my variable:
{color:#333333}<copy>
<from variable = "provideName_1_globalVariable" part = "payload" query = "/task:task/task:payload/task:userName"/>
<to variable = "myName"/>
</copy>{color}
After deploying and starting the process, I claim the task
on the worklist interface, modify the text field next to the
label "userName" from "none" to "Tim", select "APPROVE" and
hit the "GO"-button. I get the "your request was processed
successfully"-notice, and the flow is reported to have
completed, BUT: looking at the Audit Trail, I find that the
variable "myName" actually hasn't changed it's value. It's
still "none".
What am I doing wrong? I'd be grateful for your help.
Thanks!
Tim
Edited by: Tadhg207 (-> format)

No, I did not. Frankly, I didn't know you had
to save the form before you submit it. I literally
tried everything, but that.
Thank you for answering both my questions, James,
I've spent ages trying to resolve these issues.
I'd promote you to Guru right away, but, alas, I
only got a mere 20 points at my disposal. Those
are yours, though.
Thanks again. :)
Question answered.

Human Task - Notification Setting

Hi everyone
I Want to customize the email message that will be sent to the Assignees.
The message is as follows:
Task <%/task:task/task:title%> requires your attention. Please access the task from the worklist application.
Request ID: <%/task:task/task:payload/ns0:HumanTaskProcessRequest/ns0:Req_ID%>
From: <%/task:task/task:payload/ns0:HumanTaskProcessRequest/ns0:From%>
To: <%/task:task/task:payload/ns0:HumanTaskProcessRequest/ns0:To%>
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After that I removed the assign activity and mail activity and tested it once..it worked fine..
It looks strange to me....

There's probably a problem within your assign activity. Check the domain log as Eric suggested. You can find it @:
$ORACLE_HOME/bpel/domains/<your_domain>/logs/domain.log
HTH,
Bas

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I installed SOA Suite with BPM Suite 11.1.1.4. I ran into quite a few issues. The biggest one is I am not able to access the human task form in BPM workspace even for the new application created in 11.1.14.
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Thanks a lot,
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Go to OEM, select the SOA Composite application you deployed.
Under Component Metrics … click the link of the Human Workflow Component that you have the issue
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Click the Administration tab, you will get the URI setting for the human task
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I would like to set a due date (or expiration date) to Human task, and set some notification before this time. Ok, it seemed very easy:
- i set due date to 5 minutes in human task -> Deadlines
- i set notifications in human task -> notification and in tab Advanced i set remind once 2 minutes before due date
Nothing happens. Exactly same (nothing) happens when i do the same with expiration date.
But what exactly is meaned under word "Reminder"?
It's mail? (then where I have to set email adress? I tried to set a "to" field in human task -> notification -> tab Advanced -> notif. header attributes => nothing happened)
It's worklist inbox message?
Or what ist "reminder" and how it should remind me?
Edited by: user1175491 on Dec 28, 2010 7:21 PM

Hi,
I don’t know if you’ve managed to resolve this issue yet and you mention you have emails working from BPEL, but I'm not sure if you've got any notifications working for the Human Task, if not then I have done some work with the human task notifications and although I’ve not tried to do what you’re doing, this is what I have learned.
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Now go back to the Workflow Notification Properties screen and choose “Email” from the notification Mode and enter some sensible email addresses in the Notification Service section. It’s useful to have real email addresses in here at the moment because any failures will be returned to this address.
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The email addresses for the users are retrieved from your identify provider for the relevant user, by default this is the internal LDAP directory. I’m not using this, so I’m not sure exactly how this will work. There are options in the worklist application for individual users, but I’m not using this either.
Now that this is set up you can configure the human task within JDeveloper. On the notification tab you can decide who gets notified when. By default when a task is assigned to a user, the assignees are notified, you can play about with these settings to see what works best for you. Have a look at http://download.oracle.com/docs/cd/E12839_01/integration.1111/e10224/bp_workflow.htm#BABBHDGF for more information.
I’m not sure I’ve solved your problem, but I hope this at least helps.

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Is there any way you can create ADF Task Flow form (for the task Details to be display in worklistapp) for a Human task out side of the SOA Composite applicaiton?. I know we can create ADF Task flow form for task details based on Human Task in SOA composite application. But I dont want to do that. I dont want to keep any association between Human task and ADF Task Flow.
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Thanks
--Sreeny

By using these services appropriately:
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