So, this is bizarre.I set up a 4 branch Gateway.  Each branch has 3 operations.  The 1st activity in each branch is a sub process that has a user task embedded in it.If the user tasks are completed so they don't occur at the same time, this all seems to work fine.  However, if Approver 1 and Approve...

I don't believe this is possible in 8.2.I thought this issue had been fixed in 9.X.What version are you using?

Actually, it had nothing to do with a SVG named color.  It had to do with the fact that my DDX statement<DDX source='doc_source' pages='2-last' />expects 2 pages and it was only supplied a 1 page document.I had to add a couple steps at the beginning of my processing to fetch how many pages the PDF h...

I just got the same thing.  Trying to use DDX to add a PageContent element to a PDF.It doesn't happen on all documents, so I think it must be something wrong with the source PDF?

I ran a test.  I did experience concurrency issues, i.e., dirty writes.My suspicion is that even using a SetValue (rather than my custom DSC) could still see this issue.   After all, under the hood, the SetValue is a Java component which takes parameters and provides an output.  I could write test c...

Is there any way to define the activity name dynamically?  You know the one that shows up underneath the activity and also shows up on the task card in Workspace.I have a user task in a subprocess and would would to have that task name be set by the calling process.

Can you use a DecisionPoint and set up different route conditions for each possible query?

Consider the following:I have a process that has a Gateway with 4 branches.This process has an XML variables called xml_data that is considered to the be the "master".Each branch of the gateway has a user task.Each user task form has it's form data set to xml_data in it's properties.When the user ta...

Mmm, trigger?  I don't know of a way.But I supposed you could have a process that has a timer that peroidically queries the database for changes and then do the same thing.You could also perhaps write a Service and then use the Java API to start a process?Maybe take a look herehttp://blogs.adobe.com...

Write a DSC to do it.  I think that's the best way.  Or have your form do it (especially if its Flex)