Thanks kukeltje, bad wording on my part... should have said automatic
activities, sorry about that. In our case we have a number of java activities
that transition from one to another. Looking to restart the java activity
(basically transition again) if we shutdown while a given java activity
If I understand correctly, the transaction will rollback when you do a
shutdown. If the transaction rolls back JBPM anyway will forget whatever
happened during this period. So you have to do the same signalling again which
has resulted in that automated java activity to trigger. You have to do
If jBPM runs in the same transaction as the calling method (the one that
signals in the first case) that will be rolled back as well. So 'transaction
management' is fully supported.
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Thanks saraswati.santanu and kukeltje. Verified the rollback on shutdown /
restart and now starting process instances again on restart of application for
those items deemed in-progress when application was shutdown (re-running entire
workflow again from start).
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Cool, great it works.
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tasks are never started automatically but always manual. If a task was in
progress when the server was shut down, the transaction should be rolled back
and the task should be available in the tasklist again.
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