Hello,
Is there any way to get all the workflow instances launched for a payload (e.g. /content/dam/assets/weddingPictures/party1.jpg).
The two only methods that I can guess are:
Regards.
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OK got you.
For getting those result OOB provides a servlet path with some basic parameters like (start,limit)
each result object
{
item: "/etc/workflow/instances/server0/2017-11-22/update_asset_3",
state: "COMPLETED",
initiator: "*",
launcherUser: "admin",
startTime: 1511366004403,
endTime: 1511366004826,
model: "DAM Update Asset",
modelVersion: "1.1",
payload: "/content/dam/*/*/*/jcr:content/renditions/original",
comment: "",
title: ""
}
if you want you can overlay this functionality or create a new servlet with your custom script according to your use case
To start on pls take a lookt at
/libs/cq/workflow/content/console/archive
and code in /libs/cq/workflow/components/console/archive/json.jsp
json.jsp has already some working apis in it
Hope this helps
~Manoj
Typically you invoke a workflow for a specific asset.
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Yes we invoke workflow for an asset and In that thread we can get All WorkItems assigned to an active Workflow instance and the respective user of the WorkflowSession .
WorkItem[] workItems = wfSession.getActiveWorkItems();
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Hello,
This discussion is more related to stats on workflows. Actually I'm not interested on the ones that are currently running but on the past activity. The kind of queries I would like to answer are:
On the other hand, just comment that in our production environment every asset can be modified dozens of times by different workflows during its life-cycle.
Regards.
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OK got you.
For getting those result OOB provides a servlet path with some basic parameters like (start,limit)
each result object
{
item: "/etc/workflow/instances/server0/2017-11-22/update_asset_3",
state: "COMPLETED",
initiator: "*",
launcherUser: "admin",
startTime: 1511366004403,
endTime: 1511366004826,
model: "DAM Update Asset",
modelVersion: "1.1",
payload: "/content/dam/*/*/*/jcr:content/renditions/original",
comment: "",
title: ""
}
if you want you can overlay this functionality or create a new servlet with your custom script according to your use case
To start on pls take a lookt at
/libs/cq/workflow/content/console/archive
and code in /libs/cq/workflow/components/console/archive/json.jsp
json.jsp has already some working apis in it
Hope this helps
~Manoj
Many thanks!
That's the pointer I was looking for.
Regards.
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