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/api/workflow/pooltasks
Not allowed. Only subset of pool tasks can be retrieved using specific filters see below
/api/workflow/pooltasks/<:id>
Provide details about a specific task in the pool. The JSON response document is as follow
{
"id": 1,
"step": "editstep",
"action": "claimaction",
"type": "pooltask"
}
Exposed links:
- workflowitem: the workflowitem underlying the task
- eperson: the eperson that can claim the task
- group: the group that can claim the task
/api/workflow/pooltasks/<:id>/workflowitem (READ-ONLY)
It returns the underlying workflowitem holds by the task. See the workflowitem endpoint for more info. This is a read-only endpoint, once the task is created the backend workflowitem cannot be changed.
/api/workflow/pooltasks/<:id>/eperson (READ-ONLY)
It returns the eperson that can claim the task. See the eperson endpoint for more info. This is a read-only endpoint, once the task is created the backend eperson cannot be changed.
/api/workflow/pooltasks/<:id>/group (READ-ONLY)
It returns the group of epersons that can claim the task. See the group endpoint for more info. This is a read-only endpoint, once the task is created the backend group cannot be changed.
/api/workflow/workflowitems/search/findByUser?uuid=<:user-uuid>
It returns the tasks available for the specified user
The creation of pool tasks is managed by the underline workflow system. No methods are exposed to manually trigger such creation to avoid workflow hjack and inconsistency.
To claim a pool task a POST request must be issued against the single pool task URL /api/workflow/pooltasks/:id
204 No content is returned if the request succeed 403 Not authorized if the task cannot be claimed by the logged in user 404 if the task is not longer available
Not allowed. To reset a workflow it is possible to issue a DELETE against the workflowitem endpoint
Not allowed