Raj,

sorry if this sounds too intrusive, but what are you trying to accomplish? 

Your approach seems extremely complicated to me and I have the impression that 
you are actually redundantly reimplementing behaviour jBPM already takes care 
of. token.signal() will traverse the processDefinition until it reaches a 
wait-state and only then return, which seems to be very similar to what you are 
trying to achieve. I don't have the time right now to trace it in detail, this 
is just a first impression.

Concerning your concurrency question: you will have to lock on the 
processInstance.

Greetings

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