The PVM (Process Virtual Machine)is the next big thing in jBPM-country ;-)
It is a virtual machine on which you can define process languages. Such a language is JPDL for example. Check jbpm.org for more info.
So, using this PVM you could define your own language that incorporates exactly what you need.
But about your problem:
How far can you go using the data in the jBPM log? All the transitions, parallel execution paths, ... are logged to the database. You can query this data and visualize it as needed.
So, the stuff you need is not offered out-of-the-box by jBPM. But then again, using jBPM you can build most of the this with plain Java (with some work off course).
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It actually looks like a mistake on my end... I have to check why I check the number of cookies and throw an exception if there is more than one but, right now, I don't see any reason not to allow more cookies...
As far as the consumer agent string goes, I will implement a configuration switch so that people using a non-conforming consumer can relax the validation our producer performs...
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