Hi,
We have a JobExecutor running actions in parallel using async='true'. In this scenario, we need to be able to stop the execution of actions (from the command line or the console, it doesn't matter at this stage). If possible I would like to avoid killing the associated java process for being able to report to the database that the action has been stopped by user interaction.
I have been trying to accomplish this requirement using the jBPM console, although all I have been able to achieve is stop the node (so I get a SOE once the action is finished and the and the node information is modified in the database). I have been looking for a way to be able to stop the actions, but I don't see how to do this in an easy way, after having a look to the CancelXXXCommand classes.
Could anyone provide any idea or suggestion?
Thanks a lot in advance.
Jose.
Yes, adapt the sourcecode of the JobExecutor... this is the safest thing. All others 'solutions' probably have weird side-effects