Task User Selection

A complex data type that represents a user group that a task can be forwarded to or consulted with. Task Delegate and Result data types include Task User Selections as a subtype. (See Task Delegate and Consult.)

Create a Task User Selection variable, configure the default properties, and use the Set Value service to add the value to Task Delegate and Consult values. Task Delegate and Consult values include the entire data model of Task User Selection data types. However, Task Delegate and Consult values use only the data items that relate to user groups.

Create a Task User Selection variable only if you intend to use the value multiple times in the process. Otherwise, configure the Task Delegate and Consult variable manually.

For example, a process includes a Task User Selection variable named taskUSVar and default values have been configured for the properties. You use XPath expressions with the Set Value service to add the value to a Task Delegate and Consult value named taskDGVar. The same user group is used to consult and forward tasks:

/process_data/taskDGVar/object/forwardNfo = /process_data/taskUSVar 
/process_data/taskDGVar/object/consultNfo = /process_data/taskUSVar

For information about configuring the default values of Task Data variables, see Datatype specific settings. For information about the data items that Task Date values include, see Data items.

For information about data that can be accessed using Xpath Expressions, see Data items.

For information about configuring default properties, see Datatype specific settings.

Data items

Task User Selection values contain the following data items.

domainId

A string value that specifies the domain name that the group resides in.

canonicalName

A string value that specifies the canonical name for the group.

All other data items

Not used with Task Delegate and Consult values.

Datatype specific settings

Use these properties for configuring the default values of Task User Selection variables. You configure these properties in the same way that you configure the Initial User Selection properties of Assign Task operations. (See Initial User Selection properties.)