[jboss-user] [JBoss jBPM] - Fork only uses first transition

I have the model as below: | <urn:process-definition name="1" xmlns:urn="urn:jbpm.org:jpdl-3.2"> | <urn:start-state> | <urn:transition to="1"/> | </urn:start-state> | <urn:node name="1"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="2"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:node name="2"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="2_fork"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:fork name="2_fork"> | <urn:transition to="3"/> | <urn:transition to="4"/> | </urn:fork> | <urn:node name="3"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="2_join"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:node name="4"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="2_join"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:join name="2_join"> | <urn:transition to="5"/> | </urn:join> | <urn:node name="5"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="6"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:node name="6"> | <urn:action | class="com.sra.sraserver.workflow.api.driver.runtime.workflow.jbpm.EmbeddedActionHandler"/> | <urn:transition to="end"/> | </urn:node> | <urn:end-state name="end"/> | </urn:process-definition> | ...The action handler simply calls executionContext.getToken().signal(). The problem here is that when I execute this model, the following nodes are hit (in order): 1, 2, 2_fork, 3, 2_join, 5, 6, end for some reason, it completely skips the 2nd fork transition, node 4. Can anyone tell why this would be happening? did I miss something in the process definition? I am using an embedded jbpm solution with HSQL in memory. Thanks in advance for your help. View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4156091#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...