User development, A new message was posted in the thread "jbpm 4.3 timer expression": http://community.jboss.org/message/531391#531391 Author : Martin Pradny Profile : http://community.jboss.org/people/mpradny Message: -------------------------------------------------------------- Hello,   I wanted to configure timer duedate and repeat attributes from instance variables, but I couldn't get direct access to them. After some time with debugger I've found that Juel evaluator of timers doesn't have access to execution context, but to job context only. Instead of #{escalate} I had to use *#{job.execution.variables['escalate']}* .   here is xml snippet:   <task g="203,152,92,52" name="initiation" assignee="#{initiator}">         <on event="start">               <event-listener class="com.pradny.task.EventHandler">                <field name="type"><string value="task-start1"/></field>                            </event-listener>               <event-listener class="com.pradny.task.EventHandler">                <field name="type"><object expr="#{escalate}"/></field>                            </event-listener>         </on>                 <on event="timeout">               <timer duedate="10 seconds" repeat="*#{job.execution.variables['escalate']}*"/>           <event-listener class="com.pradny.task.EventHandler">                <field name="type"><string value="task-overdue"/></field>                        </event-listener>         </on>         <transition to="approval" />     </task>     Could anyone confirm that this approach is correct? Is there any reason that wouldn't allow standard access to instance variables?   Thanks,   Martin -------------------------------------------------------------- To reply to this message visit the message page: http://community.jboss.org/message/531391#531391