How to reassign a workitem to a group

[skysea]

hello,all:
   I want to reassign a workitem to a group,when I used the method which is "reassignWorkItem" to assign the task,but the method just only reassigned a user,not a group.who knows a method solving the problem.Help me!!!!!!!!!!


Regards

[DS-22]

Hmm... Could you define "group"?

Sorry, I am not sure if I got you right so I'll tell you what I have. I am
using my own manager so if you are using something else that may not be
applicable.

Assignment happens when an activity created.  It returns a list of assignees.
Once it is complete, there is no way to add new assignments to an activity
later. Therefore I really has to take care of my assignments in the manager.

However you may re-assign an activity. So what I do is, I assign activity to a
user group in the manager and then if necessary override that assignment to a
user or back to a group anywhere else. User or group name is just a string that
represents users and groups from external permission system. So Shark is
agnostic to that sort of data.


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[Joao Nelas-2]

That's the way we do it also.

On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 5:23 PM, DS<dmitry.shulga@...> wrote:

> Hmm... Could you define "group"?
>
> Sorry, I am not sure if I got you right so I'll tell you what I have. I am
> using my own manager so if you are using something else that may not be
> applicable.
>
> Assignment happens when an activity created.  It returns a list of assignees.
> Once it is complete, there is no way to add new assignments to an activity
> later. Therefore I really has to take care of my assignments in the manager.
>
> However you may re-assign an activity. So what I do is, I assign activity to a
> user group in the manager and then if necessary override that assignment to a
> user or back to a group anywhere else. User or group name is just a string that
> represents users and groups from external permission system. So Shark is
> agnostic to that sort of data.
>
>
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[skysea]

Hi,DS:
        You said that you may re-assign an activity to a user group.Can you
tell me how to achieve it? Or give me a example.Thank you for your help.

Regards

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主题: [shark] Re: How to reassign a workitem to a group

Hmm... Could you define "group"?

Sorry, I am not sure if I got you right so I'll tell you what I have. I am
using my own manager so if you are using something else that may not be
applicable.

Assignment happens when an activity created.  It returns a list of
assignees.
Once it is complete, there is no way to add new assignments to an activity
later. Therefore I really has to take care of my assignments in the manager.


However you may re-assign an activity. So what I do is, I assign activity to
a user group in the manager and then if necessary override that assignment
to a user or back to a group anywhere else. User or group name is just a
string that represents users and groups from external permission system. So
Shark is agnostic to that sort of data.




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[DS-22]

It is not really what I said. I said I can reassign activity using existing
assignment. However what you assign it to is just a simple string. It can
represent a user name, a user group, a table, a tree, an idea, whatever. It is
just a string. It is up to the consuming method how to interpret it. In my
case, I use a prefix to type-ify it, i.e. 'usergroup.' for user group, 'user.'
for user, followed by a numeric ID, i.g. 'usergroup.1' is a user group with ID
1, 'user.200' is a user with ID 200, 'table.120' is a table with ID 120, and so
on.


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