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From: <pa...@zo...> - 2003-02-20 15:32:14
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I found these lines in openflow.py:
def falloutWorkitem(self, instance_id, workitem_id, REQUEST=3DNone):
""" drops the workitem (of the specified instance) in =
exceptional handling """
instance =3D getattr(self, instance_id)
workitem =3D getattr(instance, workitem_id)
if REQUEST:
actor =3D REQUEST.AUTHENTICATED_USER.getUserName()
else:
actor =3D ''
if not workitem.blocked:
workitem.setStatus('fallout', actor=3Dactor)
if REQUEST: REQUEST.RESPONSE.redirect(REQUEST.HTTP_REFERER)
It means we can't fallout a blocked workitem. But I think we need this =
feature. For example I block the workitem for my wrong workflow =
definition. How can i unblock it?=20
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