Hi,
I'm using JBPM 5.4 on a J2EE application that accesses a HTS in another server and it is persisting in a Oracle 12c Database.
In some of my workflows I have human tasks for which a user can define its expiration time.
I use taskData.setExpirationTime(expirationTime) to set that date and it works, if I use taskData.getExpirationTime I obtain the correct date.
The problem is that this date isn't being persisted on the Task table, in this table the expiration time column is always null, so when I list the tasks the expiration date information is always empty.
If I set the expirationtime column value by hand, the method getExpirationTime works correctly and gets the time in the Task table.
How can I persist this value using set? Or in alternative how can I accomplish my requisite?
Another problem is that when I try to write a date by myself in the expiration time column of the task table, the task doesn't appears in any of my application task listings.
I investigated a bit and found that in Taskorm.xml in jbpm-human-task-core-5.4.0.Final.jar there is always t.taskData.expirationTime is null in the where clause of the SQL and this explains why I can never see tasks with expiration date in any list.
Why is that?
Thank you in advance for your answers.
