Right. The methods are present, but they are not static. So:
| token.getProcessInstance().getContextInstance().setVariable("var","val",
token)
|
But that does not give me the behavior I expect.
Again I have the simple fork/join flow (start state forking state1 and state2)
and each of these states has a node-enter event containing a setVariable as
described above, but each setting a different value.
| S
| |
| F val="a"
| / \
| val="b" s1 s2 val="c"
| \ /
| J
| |
| E
|
When the two childern have just forked, I iterate over ALL tokens in the
workflow and do a
| lList.add( lContextInstance.getVariable("var", lToken) );
|
So at the end I would expect three different values in that list.
I do have three values, but they are all the same ("b"). Since I get 3x the
value associated with a child, it must actually be 3x the value of the root
token. Which again means that the setVariable is not actually setting the
variable in the token context, but the root token context.
Am I missing something?
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