Was this issue for the join with multi-threads fixed?
I am facing same issue, too.

My application server is Oracle, IBM, and Fujitsu with Oracle 10g DB.
I have two parallel asynchronous nodes between fork and join, and these node 
are executed by different thread via MDB.

Here is what I understood from code so far.
In execute method in Join node, when it call session.lock(parentToken, 
LockMode.FORCE), hibernate seems like incrementing version (why for 
locking???), and same operation to the same object in another thread throw 
StaleObjectStateException.
This is basic feature we need for concurrent operation, and very easy to 
implement with SQL based programming with "select for update".

I tried to LockMode.UPGRADE, but it's same.

So, I tried to called "select for update" against parent Token record instead 
of using session.lock(), and this operation worked as I expected, but when 
committing transaction on JbpmContext.close(), later thread still throw 
StaleObjectStateException.

OK, then I load object after getting lock (after select for update) by 
session.load(parentToken.getId(), Token.class, LockMode.UPGRADE), but 
surprisingly the parentToken object returned still had old version, even DB 
record was committed and version was incremented. 

Does someone solve this issue?
or am I doing something wrong?


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