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1. Re: Suspending active timers... what should happen on Resume
kukeltje Jul 11, 2006 6:33 PM (in response to cpob)afaik, the due date is calculated the moment the timer is created. So the behaviour you see is the 'correct' behaviour. Well, at least as implemented (on purpose or as a result of adding 'suspend/resume' later) without thinking about this issue.
So the duedate is not something that does a countdown, not a 'delta' or whatever. If you want the behaviour you describe, that is an enhancement. -
2. Re: Suspending active timers... what should happen on Resume
cpob Jul 12, 2006 9:01 AM (in response to cpob)I actually just wanted to start some discussion and get jBPM-familiar people talking about it, hopefully spurring off some good design talk :)
It's already something we know we're going to have to code up ourselves, as we need it.
At the least, I'll probably create a JIRA Feature Request, and add any notes/code/etc if we build it ourselves. -
3. Re: Suspending active timers... what should happen on Resume
robroth Apr 5, 2007 8:41 AM (in response to cpob)cpob, I tried to PM and email you without luck. Did you ever find a way to get this to work? Being able to do this is critical to meet our business requirements and we're stumped and could use a pointer.
Thanks!