2 TimerboundaryEvent bugs

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01-20-2012 11:14 AM
Hello Guys
I have noticed designer overwrite properties when moving from one timerboundaryevent to another, this is.
0. I have TimerBoundaryEvent1 with a Time Duration and TimerBoundaryEvent2 with Time Cycle set
1. I click on TimerBoundaryEvent1 and I see Time Duration for it
2. I click on TimerBoundaryEvent2 and Time Duration is not erased but also set for TimerBoundaryEvent2
3. I go back to TimerBoundaryEvent1 and now both TimerBoundaryEvents have both Time Duration and Time Cycle set which is not supposed to happen.
Also trying to move a TimerBoundaryEvent position will throw a "unhandled event loop exception" on ecliipse, I guess is designed not to be moved once attached to a task, but when I move the task it is attached TimerBoundaryEvents stays on the same position making the diagram to look confusing.
Hope it helps,
JC
PS I am using Eclipse Helios SP1 and Activity 5.8 and latest version of plugin from http://activiti.org/designer/update/ (up to last week)
I have noticed designer overwrite properties when moving from one timerboundaryevent to another, this is.
0. I have TimerBoundaryEvent1 with a Time Duration and TimerBoundaryEvent2 with Time Cycle set
1. I click on TimerBoundaryEvent1 and I see Time Duration for it
2. I click on TimerBoundaryEvent2 and Time Duration is not erased but also set for TimerBoundaryEvent2
3. I go back to TimerBoundaryEvent1 and now both TimerBoundaryEvents have both Time Duration and Time Cycle set which is not supposed to happen.
Also trying to move a TimerBoundaryEvent position will throw a "unhandled event loop exception" on ecliipse, I guess is designed not to be moved once attached to a task, but when I move the task it is attached TimerBoundaryEvents stays on the same position making the diagram to look confusing.
Hope it helps,
JC
PS I am using Eclipse Helios SP1 and Activity 5.8 and latest version of plugin from http://activiti.org/designer/update/ (up to last week)
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02-10-2012 11:50 AM
Hello,
for the problem with moving the boundary events when moving the subprocess or call activity, I attached a patch to ACT-986. Maybe this will be resolved in 5.9 🙂
Best regards,
Heiko
for the problem with moving the boundary events when moving the subprocess or call activity, I attached a patch to ACT-986. Maybe this will be resolved in 5.9 🙂
Best regards,
Heiko
