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Description of problem: User A abort a process created by userB, 1) User A cannot input the abort reason, no textbox available. 2) After userA abort userB's process, No notification to userB. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): 6.1.0 How reproducible: 100% Steps to Reproduce: 1. UserB created a process in 2015. 2. Process admin userA go to the active process list to check the expired process. then abort the process created by userB in 2015. Actual results: 1. UserA can abort userB's process without any comment. 2. No email notification to userB, userB don't know the process is aborted. Expected results: 1. UseA can input the abort reason when abort any process. 2. There is email notification to user and aborter about the process is aborted. Additional info:
Yuli, please provide a BPMN2 process definition that we can reproduce this with.
Hi mriet I try to explain it. For example , If i start a process , then you as admin want to abort it. But, you abort my process , i can not get any information, like who abort my process, why abort my process, What do I do next? I think yuli means, we can add one feature , when use want to abort process, need input some comment, the comment can be show in process instance detail page. We can get the comment (as a parameter of process instance ) in abort event of process listener, then we can send a email to somebody.
(In reply to Marco Rietveld from comment #2) > Yuli, please provide a BPMN2 process definition that we can reproduce this > with. Hi mriet I try to explain it. For example , If i start a process , then you as admin want to abort it. But, you abort my process , i can not get any information, like who abort my process, why abort my process, What do I do next? I think yuli means, we can add one feature , when use want to abort process, need input some comment, the comment can be show in process instance detail page. We can get the comment (as a parameter of process instance ) in abort event of process listener, then we can send a email to somebody.
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