Which these are valid methods to assign users, groups, and application rules during design time,
to tasks in a human workflow?
A. Assign users, groups, and application rules using XQuerry
B. Assign users, groups, and application rules using LDAP rules and privileges.
C. Assign users, groups, and application rules using business rules.
D. Assign users, groups, and application rules using Oracle Haley.
E. Assign users, groups, and application rules using a delimited string of users, groups, or
application roles.
Answer: E
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4 comments:
This was an easy question. I look forward to some more interesting questions from you.
27.2.1.2 Static, Dynamic, and Rule-Based Task Assignment
There are different methods for assigning users, groups, and application roles to tasks.
Assign tasks statically
You can assign users, groups, and application roles statically (or by browsing the identity service). The values can be either of the following:
A single user, group, or application role (for example, jstein, CentralLoanRegion, or ApproverRole).
A delimited string of users, groups, or application roles (for example, jstein, wfaulk, cdickens).
Assign tasks dynamically
You can assign users, groups, and application roles dynamically using XPath expressions. These expressions enable you to dynamically determine the task participants at runtime. For example, you may have a business requirement to create a dynamic list of task approvers specified in a payload variable. The XPath expression can resolve to zero or more XML nodes. Each node value can be either of the following:
A single user, group, or application role
A delimited string of users, groups, or application roles. The default delimiter for the assignee delimited string is a comma (,).
For example, if the task has a payload message attribute named po within which the task approvers are stored, you can use the following XPath expression:
/task:task/task:payload/po:purchaseOrder/po:approvers
ids:getManager('jstein', 'jazn.com')
This returns the manager of jstein.
ids:getReportees('jstein', 2, 'jazn.com')
This returns all reportees of jstein up to two levels.
ids:getUsersInGroup('LoanAgentGroup', false, 'jazn.com')
This returns all direct and indirect users in the group LoanAgentGroup.
Assign tasks with business rules
You can create the list of task participants with complex expressions. The result of using business rules is the same as using XPath expressions.
So.. i think.. And we can: "by browsing the identity service", "Assign tasks with business rules","A delimited string of users, groups, or application roles". I prefer answer: B,C,E
I would say A,B,C,E !
considering xQuery is XPATH Expression!?
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