2 Replies Latest reply on Aug 24, 2015 2:57 AM by jimmy001

    Boundary Events

    jimmy001

      Hello,

       

      in my application I'd like to provide the functionallity to trigger boundary events manually. This leads me to the following two questions:

       

      1) Are boundary events triggered by "processService.signalProcessInstance" ?

      2) How can I find out which boundary events are for the current human task available because either they are boundary events of the task or are boundary events of the parent subprocess(es) ?

       

      Thx for your help.

       

      J.

        • 1. Re: Boundary Events
          swiderski.maciej

          jimmy001 wrote:

          1) Are boundary events triggered by "processService.signalProcessInstance" ?

          if we are talking about signal/message events then yes, they will be signaled by that method

          jimmy001 wrote:

          2) How can I find out which boundary events are for the current human task available because either they are boundary events of the task or are boundary events of the parent subprocess(es) ?

          processService has getAvailableSignals method which should return the signal names that are currently active

           

          HTH

          • 2. Re: Boundary Events
            jimmy001

            Hello,

             

            I have tried ProcessService.getAvailableSignals, but it does not provide the information I need.

            To clarify: In the attached image I want to know, when the processinstance reaches "Task 3", that it has the boundary signals "Signal 1, Signal 2" including the signalRef values.

            Something like List<Signal> TaskService.listSignals(long Id). How could this be implemented (if it isn't already)?

            Thx

            signals.png