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TeamSite::WFtask::isActive

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Other than calling iwgetwfobj and parsing the output, is there any way to determine if a task is active? I would like to use the TeamSite::WFtask module but it doesn't seem to have an isActive member. As an alternative I was thinking iwquerytasks but I can't figure out the syntax. Basically I have an external task ID, I just want to know if that task has made a valid callback or if it's still active.

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Migrateduser

In Perl, reading the XML from iwgetwfobj is probably the easiest way, in general. If you know that the external task is not within a loop, then you could test WFtask->GetUnactivationTime.

Brinko Kobrin
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Adam Stoller

You can use TeamSite::WFsystem::GetActiveTasks() which returns a reference to a list of active tasks and then you can loop through that to see if the taskid you have matches any of them.use TeamSite::WFsystem;
my $taskid = shift; # get taskid to search for from command line
my $tasks = TeamSite::WFsystem::GetActiveTasks();
foreach(@$tasks){
if ($_->GetId() == $taskid){
print "$taskid is active\n";
exit(0);
}
}
die "$taskid is NOT active\n";

You can do pretty much the same thing with iwquerytasks - first create a little XML file (e.g. taskq.xml) that looks like this:<taskquery><active/></taskquery>then run a command like this:~> iwquerytasks < taskq.xmlor:~> iwquerytasks < taskq.xml | grep taskid(the latter assumes Unix)

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