[jboss-user] [JBoss jBPM] - Re: Token.signal() ---> 2 tokens?
kukeltje
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Fri Feb 22 10:14:58 EST 2008
anonymous wrote : Please, can you clarify what the difference is between 'the states' and 'the state nodes'?
I probably should have said 'wait-states' and state-nodes. task-nodes are generally also wait-states, and the generic 'node' can be made into a wait state or auto-transitioning node by adding java code to it
anonymous wrote : If jBPM is no longer capable/suitable, then I need to find that out pretty soon! No, not much has changed. Maybe the behaviour around this signalling of the root-token (or any subtoken that arrives at a fork) has.
Your 'solution' seems ok, but I wonder what the advantage is in doing it this way. You can use 'node' instead of 'state' which can auto-transition if finished. No need to signal at all then. Might have some disadvantages also, but probably less if you use them where applicable and async states where possible.
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