I wrote a custom servlet plugin that calls the process model (Say A) with some p

senthilkumark over 9 years ago

I wrote a custom servlet plugin that calls the process model (Say A) with some parameters. I have designed the pm in one of the node with the same pv names . When we invoke the servlet , the pm gets triggered but the pv values that I'm passing from servlet are not getting mapped in the pm instance that started. Please help me if I'm wrong in my understanding and code implementation.

My PM has Start Node, a Script Task and End Node . Script task I had configured the pv's as parameters.

TypedValue typedValue = new TypedValue(Long.valueOf(AppianType.INTEGER), new Long(100));
           NamedTypedValue namedTypeValue = new NamedTypedValue(typedValue,"anIntegerNumber");
           ProcessVariableInstance pvInstance = new ProcessVariableInstance(namedTypeValue);


                    ProcessVariable[] processVariables = new ProcessVariable[3];
                    processVariables[0] = pvInstance;

                     typedValue = new TypedValue(Long.valueOf(AppianType.STRING), new String("fromAPI"));
                     namedType...

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0 senthilkumark over 9 years ago

...Value = new NamedTypedValue(typedValue,"wMyOtherText");
                     pvInstance = new ProcessVariableInstance(namedTypeValue);
                     processVariables[1] = pvInstance;


                     typedValue = new TypedValue(Long.valueOf(AppianType.STRING), new String("fromAPI2"));
                     namedTypeValue = new NamedTypedValue(typedValue,"zMyText");
                     pvInstance = new ProcessVariableInstance(namedTypeValue);
                     processVariables[2] = pvInstance;

                    ProcessStartConfig config = new ProcessStartConfig();
                    config.setProcessParameters(processVariables);

                    try {
                              pes.initiateProcess((long)1576, config);
                    } catch (Exception e) {
                              // TODO Auto-generated catch block
                              e.printStackTrace();
                    }
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0 Shyam Bommakanti
Certified Lead Developer
over 9 years ago

Take a look at the source for Start Process Writer in shared components for ideas and to debug.

(sorry I'm on mobile and couldn't review your code and couldn't copy paste the link to the start process writer record)
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0 senthilkumark over 9 years ago

Hi ....I fixed this. Thank you
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0 surendrab over 8 years ago

Hi Senthilkumark, could you tell us what you did? I am also stuck on the same step as yours.
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