Mare Geldenhuys [http://community.jboss.org/people/mgeldenhuys] created the 
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"Re: Why is Timer event not triggered in J2EE container?"

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Hi Gary,

I think that your suspicion is correct. The original transaction you use to 
create the process finishes successfully, since it is only mandated to create 
the process and that happens without a problem. Therefore the original 
transaction has already commited and is not available when the timer fires. 

Since the timer is executing now in the engine (StatefullKnowledgeSession) and 
transaction management has been specified as BMT. the engine now requires a 
transaction manager to get a transaction from it. And this is probably where 
the problem arises. 

The way you do that is by registering the Transaction Manager with the 
StatefullKnowledgeSession, and that is done upon creation/retrieval of the said 
StatefullKnowledgeSession. That means getting the Transaction Manager which is 
managed by Websphere in your case and passing it to the KnowledgeService 
through an Environment. 

The question now really is, how are you creating your 
StatefullKnowledgeSession? If you are using the jbpm-gwt-core jar's sources 
CommandDelegate as an example, you will have to look at the following lines,

|  |      | Environment env = KnowledgeBaseFactory.newEnvironment(); |
|  |      | env.set(EnvironmentName.ENTITY_MANAGER_FACTORY, emf); |

This is where you will need to add the reference to your transaction manager, 

env.set( EnvironmentName.TRANSACTION_MANAGER,  
TransactionManagerServices.getTransactionManager() );// Change this to  where 
you get your transaction manager from

If this does not work, someone from the community with more experience will 
need to assist. Whichever way, please post your findings, as I would like to 
see how it pans out.

Mare
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