Thanks Olivier for the detailed reply.
Instead of re-routing by calling node.leave(), I will use node.enter() on the
new node instead. I don't want any leave node actions to be called when leaving
the old node, because most of them are reliant on entering info on the task
instance, which wouldn't neccessarily of happened yet. Also, calling
node.enter() on my new node creates all the task instances and timers for that
node.
I like your idea of simply ending the task instances from the old node, and not
displaying them in the users list. I am now using a similair approach, seeing
that we dont seem able to remove a task instance. I end the task instance and
set the actor id to something arb, so it wont be displayed in anyones completed
tasks list. I also set signalling to false before ending. I don't want the node
to be signalled, for the same reason as not using node.leave() above.
Eg:
| taskInstance.setActorId("rerouted");
| taskInstance.setSignalling(false);
| taskInstance.end();
|
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