Is it possible to go directly from a decision to a join within an execution? Example: <fork name="agreement complete"> | <transition to="send registration email" /> | <transition to="check if language exam required" /> | </fork> | | <java name="send registration email" expr="#{ mailService }" method="sendVendorOnboardingEmail"> | <arg><object expr="#{ user }" /></arg> | <arg><string value="application/application_received.ftl" /></arg> | <transition to="screening join" /> | </java> | | <decision name="check if language exam required"> | <transition to="complete zh language exam"> | <condition expr="#{ user.jobApplication.language == 'zh' }" /> | </transition> | <!-- <transition to="screening join"> | <condition expr="#{ user.jobApplication.language != 'zh' }" /> | </transition> --> | <transition to="screening join" /> | </decision> | | <task name="complete zh language exam" assignee="#{ user.stringId }"> | <transition name="complete" to="screening join" /> | </task> | | <join name="screening join"> | <transition to="screen applicant" /> | </join> When I execute my process, it seems that the decision never passes through to the join. The join is still in a wait state. Am I missing something? View the original post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=4249067#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...