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I am trying to access the user metadata from within a process (which has no manual tasks) and from within a composite api. I have tried using the ${P_user.extended.xxx} and ${P_connected_user.extended.xxx} and ${P_initiator.extended.xxx}. But none of them seem to be working.
Please suggest.
Thanks!
Sabine El Rassy
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Oct 25, 2013, 4:52:31 AM10/25/13
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Hello Somesh,
If your metadata is empty you will obtain an error as if your metadata is not defined. Please do give your metadata a default value -
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Sabine EL RASSY
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to suppor...@runmyprocess.com, somesh. mukherjee
Thanks Sabine. Hence, ${P_user.extended.xxx} and ${P_connected_user.extended.xxx} and ${P_initiator.extended.xxx} should work in the context of a process or composite api if the meta-data element I am trying to access has a value.