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- | FIXME **This page is not fully translated, yet. Please help completing the translation.**\\ //(remove this paragraph once the translation is finished)// | + | ======== signalAllWaitStateByTimeFromVariableWithLimit ======== |
+ | ==== Description ==== | ||
- | ======== signalAllWaitStateByTimeFromVariableWithLimit ======== | ||
- | ==== Beschreibung ==== | ||
- | Dieser Timer überprüft, ob das Datum in einer [[en:glossar#Prozessvariable]] das aktuelle Datum überschritten hat. Wenn dies der Fall ist, wird der Waitstate gesignallt und der Prozess läuft den entsprechenden Weg weiter. | ||
Sends instances to a particular activity if a period is exhausted or a date has been reached. | Sends instances to a particular activity if a period is exhausted or a date has been reached. | ||
- | This timer checks whether the date in a [[Glossary # Process Variable]] has exceeded the current date. If this is the case, the Waitstate is signaled and the process will continue to the corresponding path. | + | This timer checks whether the date in a [[en:glossar#Process_variable|process variable]] has exceeded the current date. If so, the wait-state is signaled and the process will continue along the corresponding path. |
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- | ------ | + | |
==== Timer Name ==== | ==== Timer Name ==== | ||
any name \\ | any name \\ | ||
==== Webservice Name ==== | ==== Webservice Name ==== | ||
- | ProcessInstanceManager \\ | + | <code>ProcessInstanceManager</code> |
- | ==== Webservice Methode ==== | + | ==== Webservice Method ==== |
- | signalAllWaitStateByTimeFromVariableWithLimit \\ | + | <code>signalAllWaitStateByTimeFromVariableWithLimit</code> |
- | + | ||
- | ---- | + | |
==== Parameter ==== | ==== Parameter ==== | ||
== Process definition == | == Process definition == | ||
The name of the process definition must be entered for the timer to check the variable.(see [[#Example]]) | The name of the process definition must be entered for the timer to check the variable.(see [[#Example]]) | ||
\\ == Process variable == | \\ == Process variable == | ||
- | Here you have to fill the [[Glossary # Process Variable | process variable name]] in a date format. (see [[#Example]]) | + | Here, the [[en:glossar#Process_variable|process variable name]] is entered in date format. (see [[#Example]]) |
\\ The wait-state should not have a description. | \\ The wait-state should not have a description. | ||
Valid date formats are: | Valid date formats are: | ||
a fixed date in the format dd-mm-yyyy, dd.mm.yyyy or a period from the start of the node with the parameters y,m(month),i.e. separated with ';' | a fixed date in the format dd-mm-yyyy, dd.mm.yyyy or a period from the start of the node with the parameters y,m(month),i.e. separated with ';' | ||
- | \\ Example: 1y;2m;3d;4h oder 1y oder 3d;4h | + | \\ Example: 1y;2m;3d;4h or 1y or 3d;4h |
\\ == Node name == | \\ == Node name == | ||
- | The name of waitstates must be specified to be signal further. (see [[#Example]]) | + | The name of wait-states that are to be signaled must be specified. (see [[#Example]]) |
== Limit == | == Limit == | ||
Number of instances which are signaled in one pass of the timer. | Number of instances which are signaled in one pass of the timer. | ||
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==== Example ==== | ==== Example ==== | ||
- | {{en:software:tim:timer:signalallwaitstatebytimefromvariable.png?direct&400|}} | + | {{ en:software:tim:timer:signalallwaitstatebytimefromvariable.png?direct&700 }} |
---- | ---- | ||
==== Dependencies ==== | ==== Dependencies ==== | ||
- | \\ __T!M Version__ : [[software:tim:changelog:tim344|v3.4.4]] | + | \\ __TIM Version__ : [[en:software:tim:changelog:tim344|v3.4.4]] |