Why should I need a database (even an in memory one) to run short running
processes? If you specified a subprocess and resolvable process xml then
everything should be sweet without a database.
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I found a solution to this based on another post and that was to do the
following
| ProcessState superState = (ProcessState)
superDef.getNode("process-state1");
| superState.setSubProcessDefinition(subDef);
|
This seems realy yuk. If the parent process knows that
There seems to be an issue running processes outside of the container when they
contain sub-process. The following code is a simple test that has one process
with a contained node that is a sub-process. This code produces the following
error:
Exception in thread "main" org.jbpm.JbpmException: c
