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Using variables
RunaWFE Free Workflow System (BPMS) Version 4.5.0
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© 2015 - 2024, "Process Technologies" Ltd, this document is available under GNU FDL license. RunaWFE Free is an open source system distributed under a LGPL license (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html).
# Introduction
Process data are organized as variables.
Variables are defined in process definition (use Developer Studio for this). Variable values are set during process instance execution.
# Variable definition (in context of process definition)
attribute | value |
name | used as identifier; unique in process definition |
description | now used only in Developer Studio for comments |
scripting name | used as identifier in scripts (JavaScript, Groovy, ...) due to scripting language identifier expression limitation; auto-generated |
type | defines:
|
default value | variable value at process instance creation |
access | access rights to the variable value |
# Variable (in context of process instance)
attribute | value |
variable definition | as defined in process definition |
value | variable value |
# Strong typing 4.0.5+
- checking that variable is defined in Developer Studio during assigning variable value
- checking that variable is of corresponding type during assigning variable value
Note. You can disable first check by setting back compatibility process execution mode or setting property undefined.variables.allowed.
Note. You can disable second check by setting property strong.variables.format.enabled. Setting property variables.autocast.enabled allows using autocasting capabilities.
# Simple types
format class | value class | description | serialization |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.BooleanFormat | java.lang.Boolean | boolean value | "true" or "false" |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.LongFormat | java.lang.Long | integer value | number as string |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.DoubleFormat | java.lang.Double | double value | number as string |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.BigDecimalFormat | java.math.BigDecimal | big decimal value | number as string |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.DateFormat | java.util.Date | date | date as string using date.format.pattern |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.DateTimeFormat | java.util.Date | date with time | date as string using date.format.pattern, time as string using HH:mm |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.TimeFormat | java.util.Date | time | time as string using HH:mm |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.StringFormat | java.lang.String | string | string |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.TextFormat | java.lang.String | string (differs from StringFormat only by presentation in forms) | string |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.FileFormat | ru.runa.wfe.var.FileVariable | file | read-only file name |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.ProcessIdFormat | java.lang.Long | process id as integer value (reference inside system) | number as string |
# Executor types (User, Group, Executor)
format class | value class | description | JSON serialization
|
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.ExecutorFormat | ru.runa.wfe.user.Executor | executor (system group or user) | JSON-object like
{"id": 1, "name": "Administrator", "fullName": "Adm A.A."} For submission you should fill only "id" or "name" property |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.GroupFormat | ru.runa.wfe.user.Group | system group | JSON-object like
{"id": 2, "name": "Administrators", "fullName": ""} For submission you should fill only "id" or "name" property |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.ActorFormat | ru.runa.wfe.user.Actor | system user | JSON-object like
{"id": 1, "name": "Administrator", "fullName": "Adm A.A."} For submission you should fill only "id" or "name" property |
For these variable values is defined field access:
ru.runa.wfe.user.Executor (executor) | ru.runa.wfe.user.Group (group) | ru.runa.wfe.user.Actor (user)
| |
id (identifier) | + | + | + |
name (user login or group name) | + | + | + |
description (description) | + | + | + |
fullName (user full name) | - | - | + |
code (user code) | - | - | + |
active (user status) | - | - | + |
email (user email) | - | - | + |
phone (user phone) | - | - | + |
ldapGroupName (ldap group name) | - | + | - |
lastName (user last name) 4.0.6+ | - | - | + |
firstName (user first name) 4.0.6+ | - | - | + |
middleName (user middle name) 4.0.6+ | - | - | + |
Access to field is done using ".", for example
user1.phone
# Component types
format class | value class | description | JSON serialization |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.ListFormat | java.util.ArrayList | value list | |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.MapFormat | java.util.HashMap | value map | |
ru.runa.wfe.var.format.UserTypeFormat | java.util.HashMap | user defined value |
# User defined types 4.1.0+
In Developer Studio you can define custom complex type with named attributes of any type (nesting user type is supported).
Variable value for user defined type is java.util.HashMap.
# Adding new type
In server-side
Format class should implement ru.runa.wfe.var.format.VariableFormat:
// defines value class public Class<?> getJavaClass(); // serialization to string (JSON for complex types) public String format(Object object); // deserialization from string (JSON for complex types) public Object parse(String source) throws Exception;
In Developer Studio
Registering types using application settings
TODO. In development.
Registering types using extensions mechanism
See extension point ru.runa.gpd.formats.
# Support big data files
By default all variables saved in database. If you operate with big files enable filesystem storage using settings file.variable.local.storage.enabled, file.variable.local.storage.path, file.variable.local.storage.enableforfilesgreaterthan
# Variable value restrictions 4.2.0+
Range of permissible values of variables will help to
- change repeating form variable check to global check
- define form tags behavior