I would think it's fair to have the processInstance that a DecisionHandler 
belongs to be in scope - it's not - so now I have to figure out how to resolve 
this in the EJB method call - or, again, write a custom DecisionHandler and use 
the executionContext.getProcessInstance() method to achieve the same, but then 
this means I'll probably want to move all the logic from the EJB into the 
DecsionHandler impl and then the expression technique isn't so useful here 
again.

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