RE: Participant vs Assignment

As far as #2 goes, I finally stumbled on
sharkExecutionAdministration.getResource(newUser);

I'd still like to find answers to #1 and #3 though.

Greg


> -----Original Message-----
> From: Dahl, Greg (BLM) - contr 
> Sent: Wednesday, July 06, 2005 2:31 PM
> To: [email protected]
> Subject: [shark] Participant vs Assignment
> 
> 
> Can anyone enlighten me on the difference between a 
> participant and an assignment?
>  
> #1) We have a pretty simple workflow that only requires one 
> person for each activity.  If that person is busy, we want 
> the activity to show up in someone else's worklist however.  
> Does this mean we're changing the assignment or changing the 
> participant?
> 
> #2) I think we're changing the assignment.  If that's the 
> case, I would like to do a 
> WfAssignment.set_assignee(WfResource) to assign it to someone 
> else, but I couldn't find any method in any of the 
> administration interfaces to directly obtain a WfResource 
> given a user id/password combination).  I'm pretty sure its there.
> 
> #3) What does the WfResource.release(assignment, 
> activity_id); method do?  I thought it would break the 
> connection between a WfResource and a WfAssignment.  But, 
> even after I called the release() method, the activity still 
> shows in the WfResrouce's get_sequence_work_item() response.
> 
> Thanks for your time,
> 
> Greg
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