Hey Nikola,

Thanks a lot for the quick response. 

The steps you are doing seem correct. 

I am using version 7.13.0. I will try to update to the latest version and try again. I will write you how it went.

Thank you

Marvin

Hi Nikola, 

I tried now with Camunda version 7.14.0 and that shows the same behavior. 

When I try to use Camunda version 7.15.0-alpha4 I am getting the following error in the browser and my whole tasklist is not loading, I only the the loading symbol: 

Seems to be some problem with my tasklist history plugin. 

My app is a java springboot application.

Is the filter working for you in version 7.14.0 as expected?

Thanks for your help. 

Marvin

Some addition:

When I am using version 7.15.0-alpha4 my cockpit is not working too:

Hi MarvinKern,

Yes, I tried on 7.14.0 and 7.13.0 as well. In all cases, I can successfully create the filter and obtain the related tasks. I suspect there is an issue with your configuration, or maybe the history plugin that you mentioned.

I would suggest to open a topic on the Camunda forum with a description of the problem (with Camunda version and Spring Boot information), as well as the screenshots you provided, as this seems more an issue with your custom plugin than with the Camunda Platform itself.

Best,
Nikola

Hey Nikola, 

I tried to run my application without the tasklist-plugin, all the error messages are gone, but I still got the problem with the filter. 

So do you have any other ideas why the filter might not work? 

Thank you,

Marvin

This is my Task Listener, which is created when the first user task is created: 
  public class SetOwnerListener implements TaskListener {
   @Override
   public void notify(DelegateTask delegateTask)

  }

The strange thing is, that when I opened the filter settings of the filter "tasks that I started" and clicked save, it is working fine. Even when I am using another user or open the application with an incognito tab its working. Is there any way in an Java springboot application to do the function of the save button of the filter in my code? I guess when I create a listener that does the same as the save button of the filter, it should work.

Hi MarvinKern,

As I mentioned in my previous comment, this discussion is more suited for the forum, as it's more of a help request at the moment than a bug. Therefore, I'm closing this ticket. Please open a help topic there (https://forum.camunda.org/), and if it proves to be a bug related to the process engine, we'll re-open this ticket, or create a new one.

Best,
Nikola

Hey Nikola, 

Thanks for the hint, but I allready created an entry in the forum but it did not help on this question :/ 

I just saw that the steps you took are not exactly the same as mine.

So you created the process with the listener. Then you created the filter manually in the tasklist. When I do it this way it works for me too.

However I am creating the filter on startup in my code automatically. This is working fine for all filters, only for this filter its not working.

Could you please try to create a filter in your java code and start the application?

I still have the feeling that this is a bug, because all my other filters are created the exact same way and they are working fine..

Thanks for your help.

Marvin

Hey @nikola.koevski,

Can you please try to generate the filter in your java code and then start the application?

Thanks a lot,

Marvin

If anybody has landed here, in another ticket the task could be solved: 

https://jira.camunda.com/browse/CAM-13353