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  1. jBPM
  2. JBPM-10109

The task operations such as claiming a task using the REST API with container alias is failing

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    • Bug
    • Resolution: Done
    • Major
    • 7.74.0.Final
    • 7.73.0.Final
    • KieServer
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      The given endpoint is working with the container id.
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      /kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/{Container_Id}/tasks/{taskId}/states/claimed
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      The given endpoint is working with the container id. ----------- /kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/{Container_Id}/tasks/{taskId}/states/claimed ----------
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    Description

      [Case 03259550]  - Unable to execute REST task claiming endpoint after upgrading RHPAM version to 7.12.
       
      [DESCRIPTION]
       
      The alias name is a single name used to link to different versions of a container. When
      the container version is upgraded, the alias name will :

      • Point to the newer version of the container when a new process is started.
      • Interact with existing tasks and processes of a specific version.

      Again, The customer is using more than one container and they don't want their client application to be changed with an updated container id.

      Note:  The same claiming task endpoint was working with the RHPAM 7.11 version for a long time.  
       
      [CLAIMING TASK END POINT]
      -----------
      /kie-server/services/rest/server/containers/{Alias-Name}/tasks/{taskId}/states/claimed
      ----------

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              mputz_jira Martin Weiler
              rhn-support-mputz Martin Weiler (Inactive)
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