findWorkTasks() never returns tasks in TaskState.RESUMED state

Hello.

Using engine 6.0.5, I am trying to query tasks that the session user is working or can work on.

According to the docs, findWorkTasks() can return tasks in states TaskState.SUSPENDED, TaskState.CREATED, TaskState.RESUMED, TaskState.PARKED.

When I use it like this:

result = ivy.session.findWorkTasks(filter, order, first, pageSize, true, EnumSet.of(TaskState.SUSPENDED, TaskState.RESUMED));

It never returns TaskState.RESUMED tasks, only TaskState.SUSPENDED.

Just to double check if I have resumed tasks, I tried the following call and it returns the TaskState.RESUMED tasks. result = ivy.session.findLockedWorkTasks(filter, order, first, pageSize, true, EnumSet.of(TaskState.RESUMED));

What am I doing wrong on my use of findWorkTasks()?

Thanks in advance,

session task-query

asked 01.02.2017 at 15:45

Jailson Brito
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The only way that I was able to achieve what I was looking for was using ivy.wf.findWorkTasks() instead of ivy.session.findWorkTasks().

Example:

IUser sessionUser = ivy.session.getWorkflowContext().getSecurityContext().getCurrentSession().getSessionUser();

then

result = ivy.wf.findWorkTasks(sessionUser, filter, order, first, pageSize, true, EnumSet.of(TaskState.SUSPENDED, TaskState.RESUMED));

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answered 01.02.2017 at 20:50

Jailson Brito
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