A
complex data type that holds delegate and consult information for
tasks. These variables are used to configure Assign Task operation and Assign Multiple Tasks operation operations that the User service provides.
You can create a Task Delegate and Consult variable and use it
as the value of the Forward and Consult property of Assign Task
and Assign Multiple Tasks operations. This property determines whether
tasks can be forwarded or consulted with other users. It also specifies
the user group that can be forwarded to or consulted with. For more
information see Configuring task delegations and consultations.
Create a Task Delegate and Consult variable only
if you intend to use the value multiple times in the process. Otherwise,
configure the Forward and Consult property manually. 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 itemsTask Delegate and Consult values contain
the following data items.
canConsultOnlytoGroupA boolean value
that indicates whether the consult option should be restricted to
a specific group of users. If true, the task can
only be consulted with a member of a specified group.
canConsultTaskDo
not use. This value is used by LiveCycle Server.
canForwardOnlytoGroupA boolean value
that indicates whether the forward option should be restricted to
a specific group of users. If true, the task can
only be forwarded to a member of a specified group.
canForwardTaskDo
not use. This value is used by LiveCycle Server.
consultNfoA Task User Selection value that identifies the users that
can be consulted with for the task.
forwardNfoA Task User Selection value that identifies the users that
the task can be forwarded to.
Datatype specific settingsUse these properties to configure the default value of Task Delegate and Consultvariables.
You configure these properties in the same way that you configure
the Forward And Consult property of Assign Task and Assign Multiple Tasks
operations. (See Reassignment Restrictions properties.)
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