"jim.mcmaster" wrote : I wrote a custom fork handler that does this.  Instead 
of forking off a single child token for each outgoing transition, it forks off 
a child token for each element in the list for each transition.  I use it with 
a single outgoing transition, so the effect should be what you describe.  The 
code is a simple modifcation of the sample at 
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/attach?page=ForEachForkActionHandler%2FForEachForkActionHandler.java.
  I do not have it at home, but could send it to you on Monday if you want. 
  | 

I looked at the example.  I understand the inner for loop around the 
collection.  What I don't understand is why there is a loop around the 
transitions.  Is it because you want to automatically do a foreach on every 
transition out of the node?

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