HI
I just wondered how AEM decides the priority of the workflows/tasks? Medium, High and Low?
https://docs.adobe.com/content/help/en/experience-manager-65/authoring/essentials/inbox.html
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Hi @keeleyj70431205 ,
The default tasks that comes in AEM comes with predefined priority setup. However, for new tasks while creating it, you can set the priority.
Hi @keeleyj70431205 ,
The default tasks that comes in AEM comes with predefined priority setup. However, for new tasks while creating it, you can set the priority.
The logic to fetch or create data for TouchUI inbox is at the Java side, below is the basic flow:
~ A request to '/aem/inbox' resolves to path '/libs/cq/inbox/content/inbox'.
~ This renders data per [1] which creates the html page per [2].
~ At the same time [1] triggers a get request to fetch the data for the inbox page [3] which is handled by a servlet [4] and used by [2] to create the complete inbox page.
~ Further on logic goes to [5] and [6] to fetch the data per the logic.
[0]: /libs/cq/inbox/content/inbox
[1]: /libs/cq/inbox/content/inbox/jcr:content/views/list/datasource
[2]: /libs/cq/inbox/gui/components/inbox/inboxitem/list/list.html
[3]: cq/inbox/gui/components/inbox/datasource/itemsdatasource
[4]: com.adobe.cq.inbox.impl.servlet.ItemsDataSourceServlet.java
[5]: com.adobe.granite.workflow.core.WorkflowSessionImpl.java
[6]: com.adobe.granite.workflow.core.jcr.WorkItemManager.java
For workflows it is medium by default. You can change it though in process step using WorkItem API.