[jBPM Users] - Re: How to control process transition in JBPM 4.0?
by kukeltje
Ok, it is up to you. Here is my last response:
- Where did I not read the thread? I read *all* threads, Maybe it was *you* who caused initial confusion by not explaining clearly enough. And even that is not a problem, since for many people (including me) English is not their native language and sometimes causes confusion.
- Why do *you* think something is *not relevant* if you do (at least not yet) show understanding of basic bpm (not even jBPM) things.
- Where did I confuse you? The other post in the *wrong* forum? What other threadS (I multiple times confused you? wow)
- Your question is (after a lot of additional explaining) basic but *not* stupid, I never said that *anywhere* and I never will.
Oh, and regarding the 'kind' in my signature:
I help a lot of people, out of free will. Sometimes some people who do not get what they want, react in a way that is described in the same article I pointed you to in the other forum: http://catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#keepcool
And then they blame me of being rude... therefore the explicit 'kind' in the signature. Since I am kind
In this other forum, I even said I would be happy to elaborate here, even after you used a wrong forum, hijacked a totally unrelated threat and after me pointing that out to you continued and even asked for help via private mail. No instead of appreciating that and continuing in this topic you closed the door on that (the thanks in the end does not count)
So again, best of luck with using jBPM, a great tool and by getting help (from others)
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[jBPM Users] - Re: How to control process transition in JBPM 4.0?
by jbpmjboss11
Thanks! you gave me good hope to continue with what I was doing... The reason I was worrying is there is nothing in the jbpm example project that halts execution during transition. Can you please help me on that? Here I am explaining the scenario I am going to implement...
1. From my UI project I call a component which initiate a process.
2. Where I take instance of ProcesInstance then ExecutionService, calls startProcessInstancebyKey ...
3. now my process returns me object which I pass to UI project along with processID to display data on the web page.
4. and when user takes next action on web page I pass this processID back and get another ProcessInstance or retrieve old instance and call executionService.signalExecutionById(pid).
According to you this should work? What do I need to change in jpdl so that transition will halt?
Thanks
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[jBPM Users] - Re: How to control process transition in JBPM 4.0?
by jbpmjboss11
Thanks for the response.
To explain my problem in more detail ... What I am planning to do is ...
1. I have a web application say 3-4 screens. I have created JBPM flow as one page backend code as one process state.
2. I don't want to tie up my UI with JBPM. When user clicks on first page, backend java component will be called through JBPM.
3. Like, first screen "submit" button will initiate the process, and calls the class mentioned in first java task with proper input and receive response.
4. Now I send this output to the user screen (my first state/task is complete).
5. Here I want transition from first state/task to second state/task to be on hold till user moves to second screen.
Do you think this is possible? So far I have not seen anything in JBPM API which can hold process from transitioning once state/task is over.
Thanks
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