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Where is CSTask.doCallback()?

RonaldV

Hi,

is there something in the cssdk like CSTask.callback()?

Like we have the perl equivalent WFtask->Callback()?

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mart2001

You should use CSTask.chooseTransition().

Migrateduser

You should use CSTask.chooseTransition().

The chooseTransition() method does not work off of CSTask. Not every CSTask is "transitionable". It is CSTransitionableTask.chooseTransition().

To the original poster: Look in the javadocs. Make an effort.

RonaldV

To the original poster: Look in the javadocs. Make an effort.

I did. I even did a fulltext-search for 'callback'. Can I help it that Iwov decided to change the name form callback to transistion?