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      • 15. Re: A question about rule task in jBPM5
        dalgwen

        I was replying to the post of dalgwen and Tom G regarding the org.drools.persistence.info.WorkItemInfo not being properly persisted.

         

        Hello Maïté, unfortunately I didn't manage to resolve this error in a direct way.

        Instead, I choosed to not use asynchronous work item completion : I now rely on external message to trigger the next step in the workflow.

         

        My workitem launch the task in another thread, then complete itself, as the standard synchronous way.

        The next step in the workflow is an "AND" gateway, waiting for an external message to be sent.

        The other thread, when completed, launch the proper message.

        And so the workflow goes on.

         

        That's how I manage to use asynchronous task.

        • 16. Re: A question about rule task in jBPM5
          mbraud

          Hi Dalgwen,

           

          Thanks for the quick reply. I see what you've done, good idea, I haven't thought about doing it this way. We'll give it a try. It's not as neat as having the asynchronous thread finishing the original workitem but there may be no way round it.

           

          I did think about creating my own persistence layer but that would be quite a lot of work so your workaround is a better solution.


          Thanks

          Maïté

          • 17. Re: A question about rule task in jBPM5
            knevik

            Hi Dalgwen,

             

            How do you send a message to an event in order to trigger it.

            • 18. Re: A question about rule task in jBPM5
              dalgwen

              Hi Kevin,

               

              You can use the signalEvent method on the StatefulKnowledgeSession object, or directly on the ProcessInstance.

              I found the relevant information here :

              http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v5.1/userguide/ch05.html#d0e1710

              • 19. Re: A question about rule task in jBPM5
                ashpcs

                Hi All,

                 

                Estaben mentioned :

                invoque fireAllRules() this invocation is only useful if your process instances reached a Rule Node.

                 

                 

                How do we invoke fireAllRules()  in JPA environment when ruletask is reached?  Has Anybody tried that?

                 

                I have tried  invoking fireAllRules in AgendaListener  and adding that to a session  received from JPAKnowledgeService. But this is not allowed as session created is not a knowledge session but a command session.

                 

                 

                 

                Regards,

                Ashish

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