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Feature Request
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Resolution: Done
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L3 - Default
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None
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- using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks
- at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement
- also available in the REST api
- can be used in filters
- can be integrated into Tasklist
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Api Idea:
taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list();
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Example Usecases:
- Person A and Person B go to vacation and want Person C to have access to the same tasks that are assigned to Person A and Person B. For that purpose, they need a new Filter defined in the Tasklist (https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.7/webapps/tasklist/filters/) that shows all tasks of Person A and Person B for Person C.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
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Task query can filter by assignee list |
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Closed | Unassigned |
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I can use the Task Rest endpoint to filter tasks by assignees |
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Closed | Unassigned |
[CAM-4670] I can use .assigneeIn(...) in task Query
Description |
Original:
At: - using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == |
New:
At: - using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters - can be integrated into Tasklist === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == |
Link | New: This issue is depended on by SUPPORT-1814 [ SUPPORT-1814 ] |
Workflow | Original: camunda BPM [ 31309 ] | New: Backup_camunda BPM [ 55640 ] |
Link | New: This issue is related to SUPPORT-5584 [ SUPPORT-5584 ] |
Description |
Original:
At: - using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters - can be integrated into Tasklist === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == |
New:
At:
- using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters - can be integrated into Tasklist === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == Example Usecase: * Person A and Person B go to vacation and want Person C to have access to the same tasks that are assigned to Person A and Person B. For that purpose, they need a new Filter defined in the Tasklist (https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.7/webapps/tasklist/filters/) that shows all tasks of Person A and Person B for Person C. |
Description |
Original:
At:
- using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters - can be integrated into Tasklist === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == Example Usecase: * Person A and Person B go to vacation and want Person C to have access to the same tasks that are assigned to Person A and Person B. For that purpose, they need a new Filter defined in the Tasklist (https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.7/webapps/tasklist/filters/) that shows all tasks of Person A and Person B for Person C. |
New:
At:
- using the Java Api, I can provide a list of assignees when querying for tasks - at the SQL Level, this is translated into the SQL in ... statement - also available in the REST api - can be used in filters - can be integrated into Tasklist === Api Idea: {code:java} taskService.assigneeIn("task1", "task2", ...).list(); {code} == Example Usecases: * Person A and Person B go to vacation and want Person C to have access to the same tasks that are assigned to Person A and Person B. For that purpose, they need a new Filter defined in the Tasklist (https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.7/webapps/tasklist/filters/) that shows all tasks of Person A and Person B for Person C. |
Fix Version/s | New: 7.12.0 [ 15387 ] |
Remote Link | New: This issue links to "Page (camunda confluence)" [ 12946 ] |
Assignee | New: Nikola Koevski [ nikola.koevski ] |