If you mean something like transition.getMetaAttr("foo1") and get "bar1" in
return, I'm afraid that's not possible. This doesn't mean you can't supply a
similar facility with a little bit of creativity.
The FileDefinition gives you access to custom files in the process archive.
There is a method Node.getFullyQualifiedName() which returns an XPath-style
string that uniquely identifies the node. You could add an XML document to your
archive with elements structured as per the fully qualified name of the node
and put whatever attributes and child nodes you please. You could even create a
MetadataDefinition that inherited from ModuleDefinition that encapsulated these
details:
public class MetadataDefinition extends ModuleDefinition {
| public Element getMetadata(Node n);
| public Element getMetadata(Transition t);
| }
Alternatively, you can file a request feature in JIRA. But please be patient :-)
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