Email Notification: too many emails

Hello!
My environment is EP 7.0 SP14.
I use notification option of action (notification tab) and com.sap.caf.eu.gp.callobj.mail.NotificationCO callable object. Parameters: Event - On Assign, Send to - Current processors.
The problem: Each processor of the action get as many emails as processors of the action.
For example:
Action1 - 2 Processors in role, Each user get 2 emails,
Action2 - 3 Processors in role, Each user get 3 emails
and so on...
I have searched forum and SAP notes, no result...
Does anybody know, how to solve this problem?

I have simple workflow with 10 actions and one sequential block.
My requirement is to notify users involved in process when action is assigned to user (or group of users).
Notification work by the right event.No matter who completed the task. He doesn't receive notifications. When action is assigned to 10 users each of them gets 10 emails as notifications. But they must get only one email.
The problem is in amount of emails.
May be it's solved in SP15 or SP16?
Edited by: Sergey Aleksandrov on Jul 15, 2008 12:28 PM

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