Hi,
May anyone tell me how to keep the value of a global variabile (es. vars.numErrors) defined inside a workflow after the workflow ends its execution?
Note that the status of the workflow is always STARTED because of an external signal.
vars.numErrors is modified inside a javascript activity like that:
if(vars.numErrors == null || vars.numErrors==""){
vars.numErrors = 0;
}
var numErr = vars.numErrors;
numErr++;
vars.numErrors = numErr;
logInfo("Numero errori: "+numErr);
In current situation, after each execution vars.numErrors will be equal to 1, while I want it to be 1,2,3....
Does it exist a global variable that has a scope greater than the workflow?
Could you suggest me a solution that don't required an SQL table?
Thanks,
Salvatore
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Buon giorno Salvatore,
Please use xtk:options for this kind of storage, out of the scope of instance.vars.
You define an entry in Administration>Platfom>Options node.
Then in your workflow, with Javascript activity you set:
setOption ("myValueToKeep", vars.NumErrors)
and getOption for reading the value kept between 2 executions, to initialize the vars.numErrors at the beginning of workflow.
xtk:options lines allow text and numeric values, so it is universal method.
I didn't use xtk:Counters, perhaps it is useful but xtk:options is a global system working fine.
Regards
Jean-Serge
Buon giorno Salvatore,
Please use xtk:options for this kind of storage, out of the scope of instance.vars.
You define an entry in Administration>Platfom>Options node.
Then in your workflow, with Javascript activity you set:
setOption ("myValueToKeep", vars.NumErrors)
and getOption for reading the value kept between 2 executions, to initialize the vars.numErrors at the beginning of workflow.
xtk:options lines allow text and numeric values, so it is universal method.
I didn't use xtk:Counters, perhaps it is useful but xtk:options is a global system working fine.
Regards
Jean-Serge
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