StartProcessInstanceFromGroupRepetitive
This timer starts processes periodically, at certain points in time. These starting points can be described very intuitively (e.g.: The third day of every month). Also, it prevents overlapping starts within defined periods, ensuring efficient resource allocation and streamlined operation. The timer starts an instance for each of the members of the given group.
Webservice Name
ProcessInstanceManager
Webservice Method
createProcessInstancesByHandler
Parameters
Parameter | Description | Valid examples |
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| Contains the actionhandler that will be called by the timer. Normally: |
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| Name of the process definition that should be started. |
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| The name of the process variable, that contains the “topic” of the new instance. |
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| The content of said “topic”-variable. |
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| Contains the period in question: |
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| Contains all days, at which new instances should be started. All days must be separated by an | Examples:
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| If |
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| A starting time can be handed over. The format has to be HH:MM.
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| Valid values are |
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| An integer from 0 to 365 can be handed over. It described (in days) the period in time which is checked for duplicates of the process ( |
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| The name of the group that should be taken for starting the instance |
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| If this flag is set to | true / false |
Example:
com.dooris.bpm.actionhandler.StartProcessInstanceFromGroupRepetitive,Onboarding;myTopic;topiccontent1;MONTH;22&0;true;00:00;TOPIC;5;groupWithMember;true
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