[ https://issues.jboss.org/browse/WFCORE-2145?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugi... ] Brian Stansberry updated WFCORE-2145: ------------------------------------- Description: Starting a server into normal mode emits these transitions for the process running state: - starting -> suspended -> normal Similarly when transitioning to admin-only mode: - starting -> suspended -> admin-only Stopping from normal mode: - normal -> suspending -> suspended -> stopping Starting into suspended mode emits: - starting -> stopping -> stopped (and the {{stopped}} state represents that the server is actually in {{suspended}} mode) I find it confusing that: - -During a normal start, it transitions through a state named {{suspended}} even though the server is not suspended.- _this is actually correct_ - -During a stop, it is even more confusing, because it goes through one extra state - {{suspending}} which doesn't occur during start.- - _this is actually correct_ - The state to represent a suspended server is named {{stopped}} and not {{suspended}}. was: Starting a server into normal mode emits these transitions for the process running state: - starting -> suspended -> normal Similarly when transitioning to admin-only mode: - starting -> suspended -> admin-only Stopping from normal mode: - normal -> suspending -> suspended -> stopping Starting into suspended mode emits: - starting -> stopping -> stopped (and the {{stopped}} state represents that the server is actually in {{suspended}} mode) I find it confusing that: - During a normal start, it transitions through a state named {{suspended}} even though the server is not suspended. - During a stop, it is even more confusing, because it goes through one extra state - {{suspending}} which doesn't occur during start. - The state to represent a suspended server is named {{stopped}} and not {{suspended}}. -- This message was sent by Atlassian JIRA (v7.2.3#72005)