fedd
1
Hi, I’m doing this:
this.element.businessObject.$attrs['camunda:candidateUsers'] = val;
and then this:
var users = this.element.businessObject.$attrs['camunda:candidateUsers'];
this.field.val(users);
this works but not before I load the xml created/ then the candidateUsers
exist as a field in the businessObject
, and the $attrs
structure is empty.
Obviously I read and put attributes wrongly/ What would be the correct way?
Thankyou!
nikku
2
This alone won’t save the camunda:candiateUsers
entry to XML. The reason is, that you need to declare the camunda
namespace, too:
this.element.businessObject.$attrs(
'xmlns:camunda',
'http://camunda.org/schema/1.0/bpmn'
);
This is required to produce a valid BPMN 2.0 XML document.
The better alternative is to make bpmn-js aware of the camunda
namespace and its attributes by including camunda-bpmn-moddle.
This way you can simply do the following:
this.element.businessObject.candiateUsers = 'a, b, c';