Timer event - duration = difference between a variable date and today

[con...@trustinvest.fr]

Hi all,
I would like to parameter a timer intermediate event with a condition egal to the difference between my variable ${date} and today's date (today() ?)
How can i do this ?
Regards

[Sweta Suman]

Hi,

My understanding is that you want to trigger intermediate timer event based on calculation of difference between my variable ${date} and today's date. If that is the scenario then you can set calculated dynamic duration (in minutes) in a variable. Pass that variable(e.g. ${duration})in formula section of Intermediary event.

e.g ${(((due_date?number) - timestamp("SECOND")?number)/60)?string("0")?number}

where due date is numeric data variable coming from WI.

      ${timestamp(unit} is a freemarker script to get a timestamp.

Refer below tutorials for more info -

Intermediary Event  - http://docs.runmyprocess.com/User_Guide/Development_Environment/Toolbox/Processes/Step/Event/Process_Intermediary_Event

Freemarker script - http://docs.runmyprocess.com/API_Reference/FM/Utilities.html#timestamp

Hope this helps you.

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Thanks,

Sweta 

Fujitsu RunMyProcess Support