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1. Re: Event to skip to a different node in the Process?
bob_flip Sep 30, 2011 2:28 PM (in response to rrpeterson)Hi Ryan,
You can create a HumanTask like a parallel branch for each timer. Then user will complete the HumanTask, and process will moved to next node immediately.
Rgds,
Bob
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2. Re: Event to skip to a different node in the Process?
rrpeterson Sep 30, 2011 4:17 PM (in response to bob_flip)Thanks Bob, that does seem to make the most sense. So in the previous example:
start -> [sendEmail] -> [3-day timer] -> [send 2nd email] -> [3-day timer] -> [send final email] -> [3-day timer] -> end
|event| |event| |event|
[newServiceTask] -> [x-day timer] -> [etc..]
Anytime the event gets triggered while in the timer states, they would know to proceed through to [newServiceTask] rather than continuing on the previous node path.
I'll give this a shot & report back, thanks!
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3. Re: Event to skip to a different node in the Process?
rrpeterson Oct 3, 2011 5:44 PM (in response to rrpeterson)I wound up using a diverging eventBasedGateway.
Two nodes extend from the eventBasedGateway, the first is a timer, the second is an event. Whichever occurs first invalidates the other path, and execution continues from that node onwards.