Sure, if you provide the new variable value directly in the event, it
should be ok for me.
Thanks
Gianfranco
Matthieu Riou ha scritto:
On Nov 21, 2007 5:09 AM, Gianfranco Boccalon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I solved my problem, but I think that this is an ODE bug or
misunderstanding about events.
The problem was that I receveid a VariableModificationEvent, but asking
for the variable value through the eventContext, I was getting null.
The problem was that the variable for what I'm receiving the
VariableModificationEvent, was not in the current scope, but in a parent
scope: so the only solution I found was storing also the previous
contexts and when such situation occurs, I search also in the previous
scopes (the parent scopes).
This workaround works only if the process is executed with "in-memory"
mode, and I think that this can be a problem in real world processes.
Any suggestion ?
I'm now regretting the addition of this method on EventContext as there's no
way it can be fixed for persistent processes. The problem is that when you
receive an event, the transaction is usually not committed yet, so relying
on a finder to get the variable value won't return anything from the
database. The variable scoping problem can be fixed but not the
transactional one.
So I think I'm going to deprecate this interface and now include the
variable new value directly in the event. Would that work for you?
Cheers,
Matthieu
Gianfranco Boccalon
Gianfranco Boccalon ha scritto:
Hi all,
I have a problem on a listener that I wrote for monitoring my processes.
My process contains a Invoke activity, so the events that I receives
are:
.....
ActivityExecStartEvent:
Type = activityLifecycle
ActivityType = OInvoke
ProcessMessageExchangeEvent:
Operation = getOrder
VariableModificationEvent:
Type = dataHandling
VarName = wsOutput
ActivityExecEndEvent:
Type = activityLifecycle
ActivityType = OInvoke
.....
In correspondance of the VariableModificationEvent, I try to retrieve
the variable value through the EventContext, but I receive null.
I tried also to delay the retrieving of the value in the
ActivityExecEndEvent, but I get always null.
Is there a way to get the value of the response variable used in the
invoke activity ?
Thanks
Gianfranco Boccalon
