Query HistoryService for task assignee and name?
lmarinkov Sep 14, 2009 10:09 AMI am using jBPM 4.1 and tried to write a unit test that queries the history service using the task assignee and name.
First i looked at the sources of jBPM and searched for tests that are performing a similar query. Unfortunately the only test related to history task assignee was org.jbpm.test.history.HistoryTaskAssigneeTest shown below and the test didn't use the assignee information to perform the query:
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The current implementation of the HistoryTaskQuery allows querying using the assignee but not the name of the task. To find out the name for the task i decided to make a HistoryActivityInstanceQuery using the executiondid that will be delivered by the HistoryTaskQuery. To my surprise this didn't work. The HistoryActivityInstanceQuery delivered 3 HistoryActivityInstances instead of 1. So it is not possible to figure out the name of the task that was performed by the assignee. The unit test is shown below:
package com.cg.wfl.jbpm.examples.wfl_examples.history; import java.util.List; import org.jbpm.api.Execution; import org.jbpm.api.history.HistoryActivityInstance; import org.jbpm.api.history.HistoryTask; import org.jbpm.test.JbpmTestCase; public class HistoryTaskAssigneeTest extends JbpmTestCase { public void testHistoryTaskAssignee() { deployJpdlXmlString( "<process name='TaskAssigneeTest'>" + " <start>" + " <transition to='a' />" + " </start>" + " <task name='a' assignee='mary'>" + " <transition name='toB' to ='b' />" + " </task>" + " <task name='b' assignee='alex'>" + " <transition name='toC' to ='c' />" + " </task>" + " <task name='c' assignee='mary'>" + " <transition name='toEnd' to ='end' />" + " </task>" + " <end name='end' />" + "</process>" ); Execution execution = executionService.startProcessInstanceByKey("TaskAssigneeTest"); String taskId = taskService.createTaskQuery().uniqueResult().getId(); taskService.completeTask(taskId); taskId = taskService.createTaskQuery().uniqueResult().getId(); taskService.completeTask(taskId); taskId = taskService.createTaskQuery().uniqueResult().getId(); taskService.completeTask(taskId); assertNull("execution "+execution.getId()+" should not exist", executionService.findExecutionById(execution.getId())); List<HistoryTask> historyTasks = historyService.createHistoryTaskQuery(). assignee("mary").list(); assertEquals(2, historyTasks.size()); historyTasks = historyService.createHistoryTaskQuery(). assignee("alex").list(); assertEquals(1, historyTasks.size()); // Try to find out the name of the task for the first task with assignee mary String executionId = historyTasks.get(0).getExecutionId(); List<HistoryActivityInstance> historyActivities = historyService.createHistoryActivityInstanceQuery(). executionId(executionId).list(); // The expectation is 1 entry in the list, but the list contains 3 entries // It is not possible to link the HistoryTask to the HistoryActivityInstance // using the executionId! assertEquals(1, historyActivities.size()); } }
I found also the following jira issues that references task history details and hope that the problem with the task name will be also considered.
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-2442
Any help or comments are welcomed.