Not correct. If you have multiple states, they will execute in parallel. If you have normal nodes they will execute deterministically. Again, the multiple tokens created by a fork are not equivalent to threads. Remember that jBPM is not a thread manager, it is a workflow engine. So to answer your question, accomplishing parallel execution is simple using states, process-states or task-nodes. Or simple nodes combined with asynchronous communication to other systems.
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