Map process task name

Hello folks,
Is it possible to map an adapter variable to the process task name? Do I need to use the API to get the name or it is readily available?
Thanks

i m not so sure but you can try for the following:
process defination->process that needs adapter -> add a task -> integration -> map adapter variables ->Process Defination -> Name
Try it and lemme know if it works!

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Hi Guys
My requirement is , Disable users associated with an organization when the organization is disabled.
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ACT_DISABLED DisableUSerWhenOrgDisabled
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Edited by: sas on Jan 8, 2009 4:55 PM

SAS,
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Code Decode
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