Objective
This sample explains the functionality of <forEach/> construct, where, user can implement repetitive tasks. The tasks can be sequential or parallel based on parallel
property. So <forEach/> becomes advantageous compared to <while/> or <repeatUntil/>, when the repetitive tasks are paralleled.
Introducing the ForEach Construct
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<forEachparallel="no"counterName="ForEachCounter"> <startCounterValue>"1"</startCounterValue> <finalCounterValue>"3"</finalCounterValue> <scopebpmn:label="ForEach"> <sequence> <assign> <copy> <from>concat($thisStartRequestMsg.body/text(), $ForEachCounter)</from> <to>$thisStartRequestMsg.body</to> </copy> </assign> </sequence> </scope> </forEach> |
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<forEach/> can have only one <scope/> child. |
Deploying the Sample
WSO2 BPS provides a sample, which can be deployed and executed to understand the ForEach constructs discussed above. Follow the instructions below to deploy and trigger the process.
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