Is it possible to find the ICase that has lead to another ICase creation?

Emmanuel — Wed, 11 Mar 2015 02:54:29 -0400

Hi everybody!

I have a process which triggers another process start through a trigger step. The first process has a related ICase (ivy.case) and the 2d started process belongs to another ICase. We could consider in such a situation that the first ICase is the "ancestor" of the second one. Is there a possibility to get a reference to the "ancestor" ICase from the second one? Especially in a WorkflowEvent Listener like the one stated in this question: listen-to-process-case-start-and-task-creation-start

A very convenient way would be something like:

IWorkflowEvent createEvent = wfManager.findWorkflowEvent(event.getId());
if (createEvent.getEventKind() != WorkflowEventKind.EVENT_CREATE_CASE) {
return;
}
ICase newCase = createEvent.getCase();
newCase.getAncestorICase() // null if no ancestor, the ICase from which this newCase has been triggered

Thanks a lot in advance! Cheers Emmanuel

How can I find out if a user is logged in?

Emmanuel — Thu, 08 Mar 2012 08:40:26 -0500

I need to know if a particular user has an active session in an Ivy application, or in other words whether he is currently loggedin.

I can get a particular IUser with Ivy.session.getWorkflowContext().getSecurityContext().findUser("username") and I can get all the sessions with ivy.session.getWorkflowContext().getSecurityContext().getSessions().

But I cannot find the way to see if the user is part of one of these sessions?

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Is it possible to find the ICase that has lead to another ICase creation?

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