How to access workflow variables from business classes?

In WLI2.1 the com.bea.wlpi.server.admin.Admin bean was useful to retrieve workflow
variables for a particular instance id.
Is there anything similar in 8.1?
We have to do the following:
In the workflow, when a particular task gets created, a user (claimant of the
task) should be able to pull the workflow xml data in a JSP. The user may update
the data from the JSP and then the updated xml needs to be saved in the workflow.
Then, onTaskCompleted, the updated xml will follow the rest of the workflow.
How to do this is 8.1?
Thanks in advance.

Hi,
Pls check for setRequest/setResponse in task control and setTasksRequest/setTasksResponse
i task worker control. Hope this will resolve your issues as they have XmlObject
as parameter.
Regards
Sai
"Aparna" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
In WLI2.1 the com.bea.wlpi.server.admin.Admin bean was useful to retrieve
workflow
variables for a particular instance id.
Is there anything similar in 8.1?
We have to do the following:
In the workflow, when a particular task gets created, a user (claimant
of the
task) should be able to pull the workflow xml data in a JSP. The user
may update
the data from the JSP and then the updated xml needs to be saved in the
workflow.
Then, onTaskCompleted, the updated xml will follow the rest of the workflow.
How to do this is 8.1?
Thanks in advance.

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