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15. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
You can have action class to do the same thing you did in your custom assigment handler. We have done that to dynamically to change the assigment on the fly.
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16. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
Yes, I have done that as well, but there is still a problem with pooledActors not working independently of swimlanes and process instances. I want to store a task for a pool of actors that is created by an user without defining or running a process. One can set the actorId but not the pooledActors b/c it requires you to use the identity component and swimlanes.
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17. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
Ah, I see what you mean now... Sorry for the confusion ;-)
I think indeed that your option 2 stated above is the way to go.
Regards,
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18. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
"kukeltje" wrote:
hmm.... I do not (in one go) exactely see what your intentions are since I do not have access to the code (atm) I'll respond later, but feel there should not be a need to override the PooledActor.... At least I've not missed anything without overriding it.
Not to be annoying, but have you had a chance to take a look?
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19. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
Yes and no, but I should have reported back.
We (the company I work for) have no need to be able to use it without a relation to swimlanes etc, so it works for us. I forgot about that (not unimportant) part of the question. As Koen pointed out, your second proposal seems the way to go.
Ronald -
20. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
ok, great guys, thanks a lot for the help!
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21. Re: How to use pooledActors without Identity Component
Well the second proposal is the way I have gone, but I get the following error:
java.lang.RuntimeException: java.lang.UnsupportedOperationException: An actorId or pooled actors are required for task instances
So my workaround is to set the actorID to some meaningless String. Wanted to post this as a FYI and in case someone may see an issue with this. Otherwise, thanks for all the help guys.