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Ronald van Kuijk commented on JBPM-1922:
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When does this 'BusinessExceptionFlow' have to start? I mean, what is the
definition of the 'error' that can occur? And don't come up with
'everythingh' because I'll answer 42 then ;-)
And what is 'without' java programming? Meaning that there may not be any
actionhandler written (once!!) in java and configured (once!!) in each process?
These are the most important parts to know. The rest is 'trivial' I think....
You can start any process from an actionhandler. Provide the full path to the node to it
and a reference to the process id for the 'callback' or to retrieve additional
data from it. First thing this businessExceptionFlow shoud do is to suspend the calling
process. Then it can do anything it wants. At the end of this process you can end the
calling process or resume it in the node it was or go to another node if that was passed
in or whatever...
So if you give an answer to the first two questions, I'll provide the rest and not
bill them (or should I). Personally I think this is a great question for the userforum or
JBoss consultancy and does not belong in the issues list (besides for keeping track of the
customers question).
Improved support for sub-processes
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Key: JBPM-1922
URL:
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBPM-1922
Project: JBoss jBPM
Issue Type: Feature Request
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Components: Core Engine
Reporter: Thomas Diesler
* Sub-process: Goldman's most immediate need is related to "sub-process",
they wish to build an "BusinessExceptionFlow" that is hooked into dozens of
other processes, if an error occurs in the parent process, it starts a
BusinessExceptionFlow which may eventually come back to the parent with a "retry
previous node" or "go to end/abort" command. I'm not sure how to
achieve this without Java programing. I've tried something similar myself in the
context of the ESB for about an hour and didn't get it to behave correctly.
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