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getting branch workflow started in

chunk

Hi.

I understand that workflows can utilize multiple branches--ours do!--but I would like to be able to report on how many jobs were for this top-level branch (which equates to website.)

Anyone know of a way other than parsing the workflow object for the <starttasks /> to figure out which branch the workflow was started in? I didn't see anything in WFworkflow.pm, WFutils.pm, or WFsystem.pm. I was thinking I'll grab the starttasks from the XML and get the areavpath from the task, but that seems kinda hokey.

Any pointers appreciated.

Cheers,

chunk

Edited by chunk on 11/01/05 12:24 PM (server time).

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awizardly

You could have the workflow dump that info into a log file during instantiation, but probably better for it to be done in an external task. Given that the WF system removes all traces of previous workflows, it would be prudent to dump that information in some fashion before the WF hit the end task. This is assuming that you are looking for a historical perspective on how WF's are run in different branches. Until the environment I work on gets to 6.5 I make all my workflows dump a historical log of the iwgetwfobj output so that I can go back and provide audit information on already completed workflows.

If you are looking for a current state of the WF Sub system you could use WFSystem Perl Module to parse through all active WF's and and report on the areavpath of a given task name, not sure if you can get the start task from a WFWorkflow object. If you can, then problem solved.

Lee
Organic Inc
http://www.organic.com