Fred, For both cases, you should use indeed use the asynchronous features. Certainly for the second case, it is best to rely on JMS because JMS queues are transactional resources that you have control over. You can use MDB's that read the messages from the queues and depending on the outcome of the job done signal the token to return to the previous state and retry, or continue along another transition...
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