[rules-users] Drools Flow: weird behaviour

[Salaboy]

Can you share your process diagram with us? Did you register your  
human task work item handler?

- Ing. Mauricio Salatino -

On Apr 26, 2010, at 5:34, HMandic <trbuhom at net.hr> wrote:

>
> My understanding of Drools Flow was that when you start a process it  
> gets up
> to its first Human task and stops there until you complete it and  
> then the
> process continues. Apparently I've got it wrong...
>
> So I have this workflow (process - let's call it MainFlow) that  
> consists of
> a Human task and a "for each" element with one SubFlow (let's call  
> this one
> SubFlow_1) inside. SubFlow_1 also has a Human task and another SubFlow
> (SubFlow_2) inside its "for each" element. SubFlow_2 has a single  
> Human task
> that has System.out.print("I'm here...") as its OnEntryAction. All  
> of those
> Human tasks have similar OnEntryAction so I know when I'm inside of  
> them.
>
> When I start the MainFlow 'ksession.startProcess("MainFlow");' the  
> process
> does NOT stop at first Human task (I know that because it doesn't  
> print out
> what it should) and it prints out "I'm here...", how does that happen?
>
> It should have gone through many Work items before it even reached  
> that
> Human task.
>
> There are no errors or exceptions in the log, ruleflow files are  
> validated
> in eclipse, both subflows' "Independent" properties are set to  
> "false" etc.
>
> Does anyone know a solution?
>
>
>
>
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