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| | | Supreme Being
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| | How can I get the user who clicks the Approve/Reject button. I'm trying to use Context/User.value and Context/User.Name but both return 0 |
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| | | Forum Guru
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| | Hi, You can use the Variable '^'+HWSActivity.ActivityName+'RespondingUser' to capture the details of the responding actor. Please find attached the screen shot forthe same. You can also refer to help file Skelta BPM.NET Developer Guide->Using Skelta BPM.NET Activities->Human Activities->Approval Activity (for Approval activity) Regards,
Regards,
Prashant Patil
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | I was able to add that variable ^SafteyApprovalProcessRepondingUser. So when i configure my web service I see all the properties for that variable, i.e. .Email, .Name, .Id. I've selected .Name and .ID and I get the error "Variable not found in the variable collection". Could the problem be that the activity I'm trying to use is also the same name as my workflow process? |
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| | | Supreme Being
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| | Not really, using the same name as that of your workflow process should not be an issue. You might need to share more details like the exact scenario along with snapshots, Workflow xml and dependency files if any. Btw, attached is a sample workflow (basic one) where the RespondingUser variable is used, updated and displayed in the logger. Cheers,
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