Hello,

What does mean isInvolved for a SecurityMember in a TaskQuery? If I want to get all the tasks that I can start, is "canWorkOn" enough?

Thanks a lot in advance!

Example:

ISecurityMember member = Ivy.wf().getSecurityContext().findUser(username);

TaskQuery taskUserQuery = TaskQuery.create();
taskUserQuery.where().isInvolved(member);
taskUserQuery.where().or().canWorkOn(member);

asked 29.05.2015 at 15:25

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I think canWorkOn(member) is enough for this use-case. It returns all tasks, for which the user has permission, and are in state SUSPENDED, PARKED, RESUMED, or CREATED.

isInvolved(member) will return the same tasks as canWorkOn(..) but also tasks for which the user has permission, but are in a not resumable state (READY_FOR_JOIN, JOINING, JOIN_FAILED, DONE or DESTROYED)

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answered 29.05.2015 at 15:50

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