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Access to Objects in a Task
Business logic task handlers can access managed objects and related information in the current task session. A task session includes the following kinds of information:
- The managed object that is the subject of the task. For example, the subject of a Modify User task is a User managed object.
The subject can be a Vector of objects in the following circumstances:
- If the task involves deleting User, Group, or Organization objects
- If the task involves enabling or disabling User objects
- The subject’s relationship objects. A relationship indicates a resource to which the subject is assigned.
For example, with a Modify User task, the User object’s relationships can include any of the user’s group and role assignments.
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