I am a little bit discouraged to find a quick answer...
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Here is my monologue :)
Really need some advices because I know that opportunities may lead to
'duplication' TaskInstance for the same Token in the same Node. What is the
meaning for this case? And how can I identified TaskInstance by Token in this
case?
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"lyo" wrote : Does the "jbpmContext.save(taskInstance)" equals "Token.signal()"
?
No it doesn't. See the sources :)
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Now I've served jbpm-3.1.1 and have a wish to migrate to 3.2.1 as I see there
are a lot of changes so update to new DB scheme is not difficult thing but save
the data with its own jPDL and rearrange it in the new look for jbpm-3.2.1 is
not clear after passing the documentation. Any auto magicall
As I understand Token (as execution pointer) and TaskInstance (as newly created
task in node when pointer has arrived) and found that they have relationship by
the node name in which they are located at the moment. But why is the first one
only? Any other suggestions? Any other relationships for
Is there any opportunity to get TaskInstance by Token?
| Token token = ...
| final Collection taskInstances =
token.getProcessInstance().getTaskMgmtInstance().getUnfinishedTasks(token);
| for (Object taskInstance : taskInstances) {
| if (((TaskInstance)
taskInstance).getTask().g
