Using jbpm 3.1.1, I am trying to accomplish the following:
1) Create a timer.
2) Execute some action as the result of the timer waking up and being serviced.
My question regards how to structure the business process in conjunction with the proper
setting of the timer's transition. I have created a single business process which
includes a node that creates the timer -- works without a problem. But I need the result
of the timer waking up to execute another node in the process which performs an action. I
thought this was simple as specifying the transition to this other node using the
setTransitionName() method. However, the node specified is never being executed. Any ideas
on why the transition to node isn't being executed, even though the timer is being
processed?
Secondly, am I correct in assuming that the "transition to" node must be
contained within the same business process of the node which creates the timer? If this is
correct, then is the proper structure of the business process not to transition
programmatically after the node which creates the timer is executed? (so that the business
process execution exits and processing may continue while the timer awaits).
Thanks for your help.
Brad
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