I use the Seam annotations to launch a JBPM process and outject to the
BUSINESS_PROCESS context. Everything works great but I find that the outjected
variable gets "removed" from JBPM at some indeterminate later time. For
example, after the process has been launched (and is in a wait-state), the
following code which retrieves the task instances for the current actor and
tries to retrieve the variable initially outjected:
| List<TaskInstance> tasks =
context.getTaskMgmtSession().findTaskInstances(actorId);
| for (TaskInstance task : tasks)
| {
| Object variable = task.getVariable("NAME USED TO OUTJECT");
|
returns "variable" correctly as long I this code runs shortly after the process
is launched. After a little while, "variable" is null. Is there something
about business process variable lifecycle I don't understand?
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