Hey there,
idea 1
I reckon based on your description that Approver is a specialisation of Account (small blue Account block above entity)?
This means that although your entity is called Approver , it can be used as an Account entity
What probably happens is that Requestor is NOT a specialization of Account and therefor can not do the same.
A smart way of testing this is by ensuring both Requestor and Approver have the same settings within their Entity Properties
idea 2
Another thing might have to do with the association, if the association between Notification and Account is:
Your description states that you where first only setting 1 Requestor worked, but a list of Approvers didnt work, so that makes me think it would then be the issue in the second bullet
Hi,
Check the relation : Notification_account is *-* (many to many).
In ACT_Request_Save the ApproverList must return a list : Range = All and XPATH = [System.UserRoles/System.UserRole/Name = 'Approver']
Then in Create Notification, you can update the Notifications.Notification_Account (List of Administration.Account) with $ApproverList
suc7, Pascal