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boundaryEvent: cancelActivity='false'

jcosano
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Is working cancelActivity="false"?

Now, I think that I obtain same result with cancelActivity="false" or cancelActivity="true". And always works cancelling activity.

Or maybe I expect a different result, I hope that with cancelActivity="false", userTask associate with boundary, remains active.


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I think that I'm asking so much…
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tombaeyens
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can you provide a unit test that shows the problem?

jcosano
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Ok, I will do it!

jcosano
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I start from BoundaryTimerEventTest

I put cancelActiviti="false"  into process and junit change final assert expecting 2 tasks.

I think that is correct, if cancelActiviti=false I expect that there are 2 task… but now, only there is 1.

alemser
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Hi,

Any news about this feature?


Regards,
Alessandro

jcosano
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http://jira.codehaus.org/browse/ACT-284

No, this is not yet implemented.

jelies
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This actually works with 5.5 version. Unit tests are working fine!

jbarrez
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It works for simple cases, but (probably) not for the complex ones. That's the reason why it's still open, and why it isn't documented yet.