i think i may have found the issue with why my sub process has now variable
instances.
it seems that the variables need to be 'explicit' copied into the new process
definition. The following snippet now correctly sets the variable in the new
sub process.
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| process-state name='Sub
Implicit is possible by extending and overriding the subprocess node
implementation.
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I'll have a look later today, but one compliment in advance. It looks like a
unittest that can be run with just a copy/paste (ok, a quickfix for the
imports). Everything IN it... great...
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Further testing reveals that there are NO variables at all available in the
Assignment handler.
I am using Jbpm3.2.6
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| public void assign(Assignable assignable, ExecutionContext
executionContext) {
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| MapToken, TokenVariableMap tokenVariableMaps =
