"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : You can do this by querying the event from the
ExecutionContext.
I took me some time trying to retrieve the jBPM execution context from within a
Seam application (which can inject things like JbpmContext, ProcessInstance and
TaskInstance, in which I could not easily find a reference to the
ExecutionContext), but it's really easy when forgetting about Seam's injection
for a second:
ExecutionContext jbpmExecutionContext =
| ExecutionContext.currentExecutionContext();
| log.debug("Event: #0", jbpmExecutionContext.getEvent());
Thanks,
Arjan.
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