I've tried many variants of deleting the timer using the API's. I've also
tried creating a hibernate query directly and deleting the timer. What I am
finding is that I successfully delete the timer, but some other component in
jBPM is saving a new copy of the timer on flush of the session.
How do I delete a timer on a task and not have the timer reappear on the task?
Basically, my use case is as follows:
Process enters a task-node where the timer is defined
- during execution of the timer action, I check to see if certain
conditions are true
-if these conditions become true, then I want to cancel and delete the
timer; the task is still open, it just no longer needs to be timed
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