Hi Alex
I've just noticed you are right and the token leaves the node 3 times, but does
it represent a problem or a serious mistake? I think this way it just works and
for the statistics (i'll have to make in the future) it does not affect since
only the no-default nodes are taken (acept/cancel
Neat, I overlooked the end-tasks attribute. I just applied your suggestion and
the tests pass. However, if you see the log, you will notice there is a problem
in the timeout scenario. Ending the tasks (by virtue of end-tasks="true")
results in the token taking the default transition. After that,
Hi Alex!
Thanks a lot, today i've been pretty busy developing and i did that a little
different: i have 1 timer and 2 actors in a node (each with a task) and i want
to keep on the flow as soon as timer expires or any of the actors perform his
action. I set a default transition for all to a nop
Your use case is, in practice, Van der Aalst's deferred choice pattern. I found
it interesting and worked it out. Take a look in the jBPM Wiki for the solution
I found.
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