Hi,
I have a BPM diagram which from time to time it has a large amount of instances. I'm getting an error (something with -s) when I run GetAssignedTasks. Probably there are more tasks than the call can handle.
I try to use the filter objects thinking that these objects are used somehow by the server to filter the output. I created a BPM.Filter class to return first 10 tasks. It return true for first 10 comparisons and false for the rest but still i get the same error.
Is there a way to implement batching in GetAssignedTasks / GetAvailableTasks ?
Daniel.
Hi,
I have a BPM diagram which from time to time it has a large amount of instances. I'm getting an error (something with -s) when I run GetAssignedTasks. Probably there are more tasks than the call can handle.
I try to use the filter objects thinking that these objects are used somehow by the server to filter the output. I created a BPM.Filter class to return first 10 tasks. It return true for first 10 comparisons and false for the rest but still i get the same error.
Is there a way to implement batching in GetAssignedTasks / GetAvailableTasks ?
Daniel.
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