Is it possible to have a sub-process to be a quick task, and have data from the

RE: Is it possible to have a sub-process to be a quick task, and have data from the

Jason Ruvinsky — Tue, 05 Nov 2013 01:00:49 GMT

Another couple advantages to the approach Mike outlined are: you can choose to kick off the sub-process as process designer, rather than as the quicktask assignee; and you can put a "cancel" option on the quicktask which allows you to avoid kicking off an unnecessary process instance.

RE: Is it possible to have a sub-process to be a quick task, and have data from the

dylanf — Tue, 05 Nov 2013 00:09:50 GMT

Thanks, Mike. The other benefit of what you proposed, from my perspective, is that since there isn't a Data tab on the sub-process node properties, I wouldn't be able to do any data manipulation with data outputs either.

RE: Is it possible to have a sub-process to be a quick task, and have data from the

Mike Cichy — Mon, 04 Nov 2013 23:55:44 GMT

This is not a recommended design pattern we use since if you change the params of the subprocess it also changes the form, but if you access the subprocess form, you should be able to delete elements from it and configure them in the setup tab. Or you can hide these fields and enter default values.
A better way to do this would be to have a quick task before the subprocess node.