You're welcome,
I just looked at the source of the method signal()
If you can help me with my problem ... :)
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JBaton
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Found out the answer for "what's next" :)
Which node is next :
| Transition trans =
processinstance.getRootToken().getNode().getDefaultLeavingTransition() ;
| String nextStepName = trans.getTo().getName() ;
|
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C before to signal ?
Thanks
JBATON
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to sup
Hi all,
I plan to use JBPM embedded in my application (sort of big loop making lots of
signals according to conditions).
However, some of my workflows will need human input and therefore some web user
interface (that has to be written in php ).
The workflow instances will be persisted to a DB
Cpob, kukeltje, thanks a lot for your help and the clarity of your explanations
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ent : event 'after-signal' on
'State(first)' for 'Token(/)'
|
The program's main part is as simple as that
| ...
| while(!instance.hasEnded()){
| System.out.println("*** signal ! ***");
| instance.signal();
| }
|
As you can see,
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that looks more natural.
Is this a bug of my test program or is this really the actual implementation ?
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JBaton
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