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From: Daniele <d.t...@ic...> - 2003-02-20 17:43:02
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You're right, cvs changed accordingly.
Thanks a lot,
Daniele =)
On Thursday 20 February 2003 16:29, you wrote:
> I found these lines in openflow.py:
>
> def falloutWorkitem(self, instance_id, workitem_id, REQUEST=None):
> """ drops the workitem (of the specified instance) in exceptional
> handling """ instance = getattr(self, instance_id)
> workitem = getattr(instance, workitem_id)
> if REQUEST:
> actor = REQUEST.AUTHENTICATED_USER.getUserName()
> else:
> actor = ''
> if not workitem.blocked:
> workitem.setStatus('fallout', actor=actor)
> 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?
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