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04-20-2011, 06:07 PM
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\r\n \r\n I\'ve got a business case where the same workflow needs to be started for multiple groups. This is simply a tracking workflow to provide a method where the various non-connected systems groups can signify that they\'ve completed necessary user termination tasks. There are no entity or entitlement actions to be performed.
\r\nMy thought was to create a nested group with all necessary member groups,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus (http://www.office2010key.ca/office-2007-key), then in policy parse the groupMember attribute and launch a workflow for each one with that group as the addressee of the workflow. However,Office 2007 Professional Key (http://www.office2010productkey.us/office-2007-key), I\'ve found no way to pass an addressee from policy.
\r\nIs this possible?
\r\nUsing User App 3.6.1.\r\n \r\n
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\r\n \r\n I\'ve got a business case where the same workflow needs to be started for multiple groups. This is simply a tracking workflow to provide a method where the various non-connected systems groups can signify that they\'ve completed necessary user termination tasks. There are no entity or entitlement actions to be performed.
\r\nMy thought was to create a nested group with all necessary member groups,Microsoft Office 2007 Pro Plus (http://www.office2010key.ca/office-2007-key), then in policy parse the groupMember attribute and launch a workflow for each one with that group as the addressee of the workflow. However,Office 2007 Professional Key (http://www.office2010productkey.us/office-2007-key), I\'ve found no way to pass an addressee from policy.
\r\nIs this possible?
\r\nUsing User App 3.6.1.\r\n \r\n