I was looking into the code and I find this that can help you:
| // by default, the fork spawns a token for each leaving transition
| if (script==null) {
| transitionNames = getLeavingTransitionsMap().keySet();
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| } else { // a script is specified
| // if a scr
I don't think so, but let me review the code..
for what I have in my head the Fork code look for the leaving transitions to
create sub tokens.. so.. i doesn't evaluate the conditions inside them...
I hope it helps..
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without writing new tags,
what is the default behaviour of FORK , is it ignoring the conditions on its
transitions ?
can the regular FORK tag can be somehow used in order to process only the
transitions that its condition is true ? ,
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Ok, I wil try to write in my blog how to do that.. I think I will start with
something like multichoicefork
http://www.jboss.org/community/docs/DOC-11442
You can try to do an approach too and then we can compare it.
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Hi, thanks for the reply
I need just the behaviour.
my requirement is a fork with several transitions , on some of them / all of
them will be conditions . the jbpm will take only the transitions that their
condition evaluate to true
for ex :
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=v
If you need to that i think you can extend the Node class to make your custom
Fork, because this involves the number of child tokens that you need to create.
So, my question is, do you need a tag to do that? or just the behevior..??
Let me know what approach need your requierments and we can do
