Hello!!
I defined a timer on a state with repeat="true" and duration="1 minutes"...
My goal is to check each minutes if the state is over..
Inside the timer I've put a
node.leave(..) which seems to signal the token because i can see the task
instance that have defined after the state node...
But the timer is still running each minutes!!!!
Because I've putted a node.leave(..) inside my process go on node by node each
minutes...
Is this behavior normal???
How can I do to cancel this timer??(I've tryed a lot of solutions without
success!)
Here is the jpdl section:
state name="initial"
timer name="initialTimer" duedate="1 minutes" repeat="true"
action class="com.sdmda.adt.ActionHandler"/
/timer
transition name="" to="traiterFinAccident"/
/state
And the ActionHandler:
public class ActionHandler implements org.jbpm.graph.def.ActionHandler {
public void execute(ExecutionContext arg0) throws Exception {
Integer count = (Integer) arg0.getVariable("count");
String message = (String) arg0.getVariable("message");
if (null == count)
count = 0;
System.out.println("count= " + count);
System.out.println("message= " + message);
if (count == 2) {
System.out.println("signaling");
Node state = arg0.getNode();
state.leave(arg0);
} else
arg0.setVariable("count", ++count);
System.out
.println("-------------------------------------------------------------");
}
}
THANKS!!!!!!!!!!!
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