I would need to know more details of your use case to answer best. But I'll give you
some general ideas and let you go from there.
If the state of the document is part of your workflow, store it in a process variable as
part of the context of the current state of your workflow. In this way you only have the
state in one place.
If you need to access the repo via processes other than jBPM workflows, and need to know
the current status of that document, then store the state there. When you get the
current workflow step, it should be a quick matter to get the node from the repository
service in JBPM and make the appropriate call (don't remember off hand) to get the
attribute in the content repository that corresponds to the status of the document.
Please post what you decide and why so that others can benefit from your experience.
Regards,
Jim Rigsbee
Red Hat Inc.
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