Hi,
i've been trying to use Signal Intermediate Events in a process but it doesn't work.
Its a simple process, where 2 paths are executed paralell and the one path has a catch followed by a script task (simple syso) and the other one a script task followed by a throw signal intermediate event. So basically i expect this to work fine but for some reason only the throw part finishes (into a paralell join) and the other path is waiting. After testing for some time (also tried throwing signal event replacement by using a ServiceTask to throw) i noticed that at the time of the throw there was no execution listening for that event. I suppose both parts for that matter are not executed in paralell on the engine, because when i used a JUnit Test in which i started this process first, afterwards searched for executions listening to "Test" I found one and was able to throw the signal manually. How can i make that work without crazy workarounds? Is there a way to make the execution parts really paralell or is it just me screwing up
?
I appreciate any help on this! Thanks in advance.
[img]http://imageshack.us/a/img685/4240/simpleprocess.png[/img]
<signal id="test" name="Test"></signal>
…..
<intermediateCatchEvent id="catchTest" name="SignalCatchEvent">
<signalEventDefinition signalRef="test"></signalEventDefinition>
</intermediateCatchEvent>
…..
<intermediateThrowEvent id="throwTestSignal" name="throwTest">
<signalEventDefinition signalRef="test"></signalEventDefinition>
</intermediateThrowEvent>
Best regards,
Stefan
(I'm sorry for the title but i couldn't resist that pun
)
i've been trying to use Signal Intermediate Events in a process but it doesn't work.
Its a simple process, where 2 paths are executed paralell and the one path has a catch followed by a script task (simple syso) and the other one a script task followed by a throw signal intermediate event. So basically i expect this to work fine but for some reason only the throw part finishes (into a paralell join) and the other path is waiting. After testing for some time (also tried throwing signal event replacement by using a ServiceTask to throw) i noticed that at the time of the throw there was no execution listening for that event. I suppose both parts for that matter are not executed in paralell on the engine, because when i used a JUnit Test in which i started this process first, afterwards searched for executions listening to "Test" I found one and was able to throw the signal manually. How can i make that work without crazy workarounds? Is there a way to make the execution parts really paralell or is it just me screwing up
?I appreciate any help on this! Thanks in advance.
[img]http://imageshack.us/a/img685/4240/simpleprocess.png[/img]
<signal id="test" name="Test"></signal>
…..
<intermediateCatchEvent id="catchTest" name="SignalCatchEvent">
<signalEventDefinition signalRef="test"></signalEventDefinition>
</intermediateCatchEvent>
…..
<intermediateThrowEvent id="throwTestSignal" name="throwTest">
<signalEventDefinition signalRef="test"></signalEventDefinition>
</intermediateThrowEvent>
Best regards,
Stefan
(I'm sorry for the title but i couldn't resist that pun
)
