UPDATE: the DrupalService has been updated by the DrupalProxy, a much more powerful implementation. The 17th of november will see the release of a new Task for the DrupalProxy (DrupalInvokeTask) that will replace other Tasks for Drupal.
An example of how you can use custom tasks in sequences is demonstrated by the use of some Tasks in the DrupalService. This post will demonstrate how two very easy to create Task subclasses give you a general solution to handling a specific dataflow from Drupal. We will show you how you can abstract the repetitive flow of connecting to a drupal backend and getting a specific set of nodes from a certain view.
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