Kill Parallel Gateway destination flow execution
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ā05-06-2014 05:48 PM
Hello Activiti Community,
I want to know: can i "kill" a flow execution that starts from a parallel gateway if any other flow from this ends his execution?
Likeā¦
<blockcode>
start -> parallel gateway {flow1, flow2}
flow1 = some tasks -> end (KILL flow2 execution)
flow2 = some tasks -> end (KILL flow1 execution)
</blockcode>
Also, a solution would be stop the subprocess execution, is it possible?
Thanks,
I want to know: can i "kill" a flow execution that starts from a parallel gateway if any other flow from this ends his execution?
Likeā¦
<blockcode>
start -> parallel gateway {flow1, flow2}
flow1 = some tasks -> end (KILL flow2 execution)
flow2 = some tasks -> end (KILL flow1 execution)
</blockcode>
Also, a solution would be stop the subprocess execution, is it possible?
Thanks,
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ā05-08-2014 04:13 AM
Could you elaborate a bit more about the functionality you are looking for?
Thanks,
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ā05-08-2014 02:32 PM
Hi, I do not know about igorbelo's use case. But I have something similar. And I'm hoping to find a solution without writing code. Forgive me for repeat myself from another post:
A task need to be done in 1 day. I have a timer boundary event set to a day. The boundary event is not blocking so user can still work on the task after a day. But when the time is up, I will start to send email to the user that need to work on the task every hour to remind them. That is simply an email task and then goes to a Timer Intermediate Catching Event and then comes back.
What I need to do is stop sending these emails after the user finished the task.
A task need to be done in 1 day. I have a timer boundary event set to a day. The boundary event is not blocking so user can still work on the task after a day. But when the time is up, I will start to send email to the user that need to work on the task every hour to remind them. That is simply an email task and then goes to a Timer Intermediate Catching Event and then comes back.
What I need to do is stop sending these emails after the user finished the task.
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ā05-08-2014 02:55 PM
Thanks trademak.
As i replied in ssun's post, i solved this problem attaching a TimerBoundaryEvent to my subprocess.
I just wanted to alert when a subprocess of the process was taken longer than it should.
This alert is executed only once, it's lightly different of ssun's problem, i think he wants to execute it everytime.
As i replied in ssun's post, i solved this problem attaching a TimerBoundaryEvent to my subprocess.
I just wanted to alert when a subprocess of the process was taken longer than it should.
This alert is executed only once, it's lightly different of ssun's problem, i think he wants to execute it everytime.
