"boercher" wrote : Have you tried to remove the offending object(s) from the 
Hibernate session? I don't know if it is possible to access it in the right 
moment but I would try
  | jbpmContext.getSession().evict(processInstance) (or the like)
  | 
  | BTW: Doesn't it help to omit the call to jbpmContext.save() ?
  | 
  | Volker

Hi Volker, I will try it, but it sounds like a hack? It seems I can and JBPM 
provides the ability to specify what process instances should be saved and what 
shouldn't.

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