how i know that fork has ended?

[pedrosacosta]

In my application, i'm instantiating a processdefinition. Each time i do token.signal(), i save in the DB of Jbpm the processinstance and the token. So, when i instance the workflow to pass to the next state, i load the processinstance and token that has been saved.

The process definition that i've is a sequence of states node with only one leaving transition. Now, i want to include a fork.

1 - Maintaining the same way of functioning, how i know that my process definition finished all the children instances belonging to fork and is in the join? Is there a method for it?


I hope that i've made myself clear. If not, please say it.
Thanks,
Pedro

[pedrosacosta]

Adding to the previous post, when i enter a fork, should i get N token instances, pointing each one to a state node inside the fork?

[brittm]

You can look at the current node that is associated with each token. The branches that are still in progress will display one of your business nodes, while the branches that have completed will display the name of your join node (as they sit there waiting on the other branches to finish). Once the last token arrives in the join, the root token will automatically be reactivated and will leave the join, passing on to the next node you have configured--it won't stop there.

-Britt

[pedrosacosta]

Thanks for the answer.