[jbpm-users] [jBPM Users] - Re: Translation of task node from jBPM3 to 4

"kukeltje" wrote : no there is not. And not sure if it will return as it was or whether alternative ways (more bpmn like) will be implemented. | | What is the behaviour you need? Im quite new to BPM and jBPM but I want to re implement an existing jBPM 3.x process in jBPM 4, but the existing process definition uses more or less only task-nodes. All the 3.x projects I've seen seems to use task-node definitions extensively and there is no examples/documentation in jbpm 4 that covers how to achieve the same type of behavior. Seems like what im after is grouping and/or fork/join. The behavior that I want is more or less like this: When entering a certain state (task-node) I want to create 5 tasks that have to be done to transition to the next state. The order these tasks are performed in do not matter and should not be enforced. | <task-node name="received" blocking="true" create-tasks="true"> | <task name="reminder" blocking="true" duedate="1 business days"> | <assignment class="xx.AssignmentHandler"/> | </task> | <task name="evaluate" blocking="true" duedate="2 business days"> | xxx | </task> | <task name="createPlan" blocking="true" duedate="1 business days"> | xxxx | </task> | | <more tasks, timers etc./> | | <transition name="toAccepted" to="accepted"/> | <transition name="toRejected" to="rejected"/> | </task-node> View the original post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4257812#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...