BPMN Comformance Set 2

This scenario checks User Tasks and basic assignments properties. It also check the events generated by the Task Runtime. Task Operations are used to interact against Task resources. The source code of these tests can be found here.

• User Task with User Assignment

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • This process instance has a concrete assignee: “user1”

  • We should query for the tasks for the assigned user and check that we get just one task

  • We should check that User2 doesn’t have any task

  • We should be able to get the task by id using User1

  • Start Process Operation:

    • PROCESS_CREATED

    • PROCESS_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • TASK_CREATED

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • User1 should be able to complete the task

  • Task Complete Operation

    • TASK_COMPLETED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • PROCESS_COMPLETED

• User Task with Candidate User

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • This process instance has no concrete assignee

  • We should query for the tasks for the candidate user and check that we get just one task

  • We should check that User2 doesn’t have any task

  • We should be able to get the task by id using User1

  • We should check that User2 cannot get the task by id

  • Neither User1 or User2 should be able to complete the task before having an assignee set (different errors User2 not found, User1 cannot complete without assignee)

  • User1 should be able to claim the task

  • After claim the assignee should be set

  • If User1 is an assignee he/she should be able to complete the task

  • We should check that the assignee was removed after release

  • Start Process Operation:

    • PROCESS_CREATED

    • PROCESS_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • TASK_CREATED

  • We should get the following events after claiming the task

  • Claim Task Operation:

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • We should get the following events after releasing the task

  • Release Task Operation:

    • TASK_COMPLETED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • PROCESS_COMPLETED

• User Task with Candidate User Claim & Release Task

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • Start Process Operation

    • PROCESS_CREATED

    • PROCESS_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • TASK_CREATED

  • This process instance has no concrete assignee

  • We should query for the tasks for the candidate user and check that we get just one task

  • We should check that User2 doesn’t have any task

  • User1 should be able to claim the task

  • The task status should be ASSIGNED

  • User1 should be able to release the task

  • The task status should be CREATED

  • Claim Task Operation

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • Release Task Operation

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

• User Task with Candidate Group

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • This process instance has no concrete assignee

  • We should query for the tasks for the candidate group Group1, User1 and User3 get one task

  • We should check that User2 doesn’t have any task

  • We should be able to get the task by id using User1 and User3

  • We should check that User2 cannot get the task by id

  • Neither User1 or User2 should be able to complete the task before having an assignee set

  • User1 should claim the task

  • User3 will no longer see that task because it was assigned to User1

  • Start Process Operation

    • PROCESS_CREATED

    • PROCESS_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • TASK_CREATED

  • Claim Task Operation

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • Release Task Operation

    • TASK_COMPLETED,

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • PROCESS_COMPLETED

• User Task with Candidate Group Claim & Release Task

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • Start Process Operation

    • PROCESS_CREATED

    • PROCESS_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • ACTIVITY_COMPLETED

    • SEQUENCE_FLOW_TAKEN

    • ACTIVITY_STARTED

    • TASK_CREATED

  • This process instance has no concrete assignee

  • We should query for the tasks for the candidate user and check that we get just one task

  • We should check that User2 doesn’t have any task

  • We should be able to get the task by id using User1

  • We should check that User2 cannot get the task by id

  • Neither User1 or User2 should be able to complete the task before having an assignee set

  • Claim Task Operation

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • Release Task Operation

    • TASK_ASSIGNED

    • TASK_UPDATED

  • User3 and User1 should be able to see the task again after release

• User Task without Assignments

  • We should be able to start the process and check that the Status after start is RUNNING

  • Neither User1 or User2 should be able to see any task, due the task has no assignee, candidateUser or candidateGroup

  • A user with ACTIVITI_ADMIN role should be able to see the task, but more on Admins later

• User Task For Assignee Delete

  • A process creates a task and the user execute delete on it

  • The user is the assignee of the task, so no need to claim

  • Calling delete on a task that belongs to a process should produce an ActivitiException: “The task cannot be deleted because is part of a running process”

• User Task For Candidate Delete

  • A process creates a task and the user execute delete on it

  • The user is the candidate of the task

  • Calling delete on a task that belongs to a process should produce an ActivitiException

• User Task Details TBD

• User Task With Data / Variables TBD