Ok, when I was posting the process definitions, I realized something. One of the tasks that the execution was not stopping at was the task set on the start state of the sub-process. I put that there so I could execute that process stand alone in the web application. I assume that the fact it doesn't assign that task when run as a sub-process has something to do with the nature of how subprocesses are started. I also realized that the reason it did not stop on the AskForMoney task is that the FirstNumber and SecondNumber variables were never filled in (since it didn't stop at the StartTask in the david process). Thus the AreYouRich decision never traversed the"yes" transition to the AskForMoney task. I added those two variables to a task in the main process and passed them into the sub-process and tested it again. This time it successfully moved from the AreYouRich node to the AskForMoney node and assigned it to the correct user and waited for input. So now the question is just why does the sub-process not get that task assigned which is attached to the start state?
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