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  2. Overview, Downloading, and Installing
  3. Administration API
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  5. Screenflow Programming and SDK
  6. ActiveVOS WSHT API
  7. Embedding Request Forms in Standalone Web Pages
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APIs, SDKs, and Services

APIs, SDKs, and Services

Listing Tasks Using WSHT4J API

Listing Tasks Using WSHT4J API

The following sample snippet shows how to list unclaimed tasks using the wsht4j API. See
com.activevos.examples.wsht.GetMyTasksDemo1
(and
GetMyTasksDemo2
) class for the complete examples.
import com.activevos.api.humantask.AeB4PTaskClientTaskOperations; import com.activevos.api.humantask.TaskOperations; import com.activevos.api.humantask.wsht.htda.TGenericHumanRoleType; import com.activevos.api.humantask.wsht.htda.TStatus; import com.activevos.api.humantask.wsht.htda.TTask; import java.util.ArrayList; import java.util.List; import javax.xml.ws.BindingProvider; // Define endpoint, username and password String serviceUrl = "http://localhost:8080/active-bpel/services/AeB4PTaskClient-taskOperations"; String username = "loanrep1"; String password = "loanrep1"; // Create service and get service port. AeB4PTaskClientTaskOperations wshtService = new AeB4PTaskClientTaskOperations(); TaskOperations wshtServicePort = wshtService.getAeB4PTaskClientTaskOperationsPort(); // Set request properties such as binding endpoint and BASIC credentials. ((BindingProvider)wshtServicePort).getRequestContext(). put(BindingProvider.ENDPOINT_ADDRESS_PROPERTY, serviceUrl); ((BindingProvider)wshtServicePort).getRequestContext(). put(BindingProvider.USERNAME_PROPERTY, username); ((BindingProvider)wshtServicePort).getRequestContext(). put(BindingProvider.PASSWORD_PROPERTY, password); // Task type. In this case we are looking for the tasks (and not notifications). // In general, the taskType is 'TASKS' for all cases unless you want notifications // in the response. For notifications, use the value 'NOTIFICATIONS'. If you want // tasks and notifications, use 'ALL'. String taskType = "TASKS"; // Set role to be potential owners. That is, tasks that are available // to potential owners. TGenericHumanRoleType role = TGenericHumanRoleType.POTENTIAL_OWNERS; // workQueue - not used. String workQueue = null; // Task status - this is one of the main filters we use to narrow down the // resultset. Unclaimed tasks have a status of 'READY'. // Some other common status enumerations are claimed (RESERVED), // started (IN_PROGRESS), failed (FAILED), and completed (COMPLETED). List<TStatus> statuses = new ArrayList<TStatus>(); statuses.add(TStatus.READY); // READY = 'unclaimed'. // whereClause - not used. String where = null; // createdOn - not used. String createdOnClause = null; // maximum number of tasks to be returned in the resultset. int maxtasks = 5; // Call getMyTasks List<TTask> tasks = wshtServicePort.getMyTasks(taskType, role, workQueue, statuses, where, createdOnClause, maxtasks); // Note: TTask is of complex type tTask defined in ws-humantask-api-wsdl.xsd schema. int count = tasks.size(); System.out.println("Number of tasks: " + count); if ( count == 0 ) { // No tasks. Normally, this happens if: // - The username (defined in PRINCIPAL_USERNAME) does not have access to any tasks // - There are no unclaimed tasks (that is, tasks with status = READY). return; } // // Get 1st task in the list and print some information. // TTask task = tasks.get(0); // The taskId is unique and normally takes for form "urn:b4p:NNN" where NNN is some number // (usually representing the process id that implements the task on the ActiveVOS server). // The taskId is required for all task related operations. String taskId = task.getId(); System.out.println("TaskID: " + taskId); // print some additional information: System.out.println("Name: " + task.getName());// task QName System.out.println("PresentationName: " + task.getPresentationName()); System.out.println("PresentationSubject: " + task.getPresentationSubject()); // Expected value is READY (unclaimed). System.out.println("Status: " + task.getStatus().toString());

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