[jboss-user] [JBoss jBPM] - Knowing which token you are in?

[fernando.deleon@gmail.com]

Ok...am starting to evaluate JBPM and doing some small proof of concepts.
hooked JBPM with Spring + JSF running on Tomcat using an Oracle DB

My simple question is this..
I start a process instance and all is fine.

  | <process-definition  xmlns="urn:jbpm.org:jpdl-3.2"  name="myholidaydefenition">
  |     
  |     <start-state>        
  |         <transition to="reqHoliday" name="requestHoliday"/>
  |     </start-state>
  |     
  |     <task-node name="reqHoliday">
  |         <task name="requestHolidayTask"/>
  |         <transition to="evaluateLeave" name="evaluateRequest"/>
  |     </task-node>
  |     
  |     <decision name="evaluateLeave">
  |         <handler class="au.com.qtc.simpleForms.jbpm.decision.EvaluateLeaveDecisionHandler"/>
  |         <transition to="end" name="yes">
  |             <action class="au.com.qtc.simpleForms.jbpm.action.NotifyAboutLeaveActionHandler"/>
  |         </transition>
  |         <transition to="giveDonuts" name="no"/>
  |     </decision>  
  |     
  |     <!--<task-node name="evaluateLeave">
  |         <task name="evaluateLeaveTask"/>
  |         <transition to="end" name="giveLeave">
  |             <action class="au.com.qtc.simpleForms.jbpm.action.NotifyAboutLeaveActionHandler"/>
  |         </transition>
  |         <transition to="giveDonuts" name="noLeaveSorry"/>
  |     </task-node> -->
  |     
  |     <task-node name="giveDonuts">
  |         <task name="donutConsolation"/>
  |         <transition to="end" name="toEnd"/>
  |     </task-node>
  |     
  |     <end-state name="end"/>
  |     
  | </process-definition>
  | 

However...as you can see in the evaluateLeave decision i am at this page where the user needs to know whether they'll get leave or not.
however programmatically how do i know at which node is the token at???
getRootToken() gives the the root token..but i want the current token.
so that i can get the name of the token...and say if is in the token 'giveDonuts" then perform a different behavior 



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