for (int i = 0; i < count; i++) { signalEventReceived(signalName, executionId, subprocessVars); }
I can't use multi-instance because I doesn't know the amount of subprocesses and I have to launch new subprocess on user request.
Problem: Each subprocess contains the same set of variables, so they should be overriden by siblings subprocesses. signalEventReceived(signalName, executionId, subprocessVars) writes to the global process context. Question:
How to write local subprocess variables on subprocess start? Something like setVariableLocal.
1. That's correct 2. No JMS has nothing to do with a message event. A message event works with logical messages and you can just invoke the Activiti API to send a message to the Engine, without needing something like JMS.
And maybe the last question (it is very important): You've said that my first statement is right (about interrupting). But I need my main process wait untill finish of all event subprocesses. Does it mean that event subprocess is not appropriate to me?
