Red Hat Bugzilla – Bug 781140
[JBPM-2818] Leaving node in super-state throws org.jbpm.JbpmException: cannot leave Node without leaving transition
Last modified: 2016-09-20 01:04:30 EDT
Affects: Documentation (Ref Guide, User Guide, etc.), Release Notes Help Desk Ticket Reference: https://enterprise.redhat.com/issue-tracker/491073 project_key: SOA Platform JIRA for [JBPM-2818] Leaving node in super-state throws org.jbpm.JbpmException: cannot leave Node without leaving transition
Link: Added: This issue Cloned from SOA-1979
Technical note added. If any revisions are required, please edit the "Technical Notes" field accordingly. All revisions will be proofread by the Engineering Content Services team. New Contents: When using JBPM, leaving a node in super-state mode throws an exception. This results in users being unable to leave the node without also leaving the transition.
This seems to have been fixed for ages; can we verify and close with 5.3.0.ER4?
Technical note updated. If any revisions are required, please edit the "Technical Notes" field accordingly. All revisions will be proofread by the Engineering Content Services team. Diffed Contents: @@ -1 +1 @@ -When using JBPM, leaving a node in super-state mode throws an exception. This results in users being unable to leave the node without also leaving the transition.+If you left a jBPM node in super-state mode, an exception was thrown. This resulted in users being unable to leave the node without also leaving the transition.
Verified on 5.3 ER5. See bellow log for more info. The log was made by a process which has the same structure as the one in JBPM-2818 08:10:57,042 DEBUG [Token] 'ESB_ASYNC_SIGNAL_ACTION' unlocked Token(1) 08:10:57,054 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'before-signal' on StartState(start) 08:10:57,057 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-leave' on StartState(start) 08:10:57,060 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'transition' on Transition(StartState(start)->Node(node1) 08:10:57,065 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'superstate-enter' on SuperState(super-state1) 08:10:57,066 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-enter' on Node(node1) 08:10:57,076 DEBUG [Script] script input: {node=Node(node1), theBody=*** RUN ***, token=Token(1), task=null, executionContext=ExecutionContext(null), taskInstance=null} 08:10:57,089 INFO [STDOUT] @@@@@@@@@@@ Node1 08:10:57,091 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'before-signal' on Node(node1) 08:10:57,091 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-leave' on Node(node1) 08:10:57,094 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'transition' on Transition(Node(node1)->Node(node2) 08:10:57,095 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-enter' on Node(node2) 08:10:57,097 DEBUG [Script] script input: {node=Node(node2), theBody=*** RUN ***, token=Token(1), task=null, executionContext=ExecutionContext(null), taskInstance=null} 08:10:57,101 INFO [STDOUT] @@@@@@@@@@@ Node2 08:10:57,103 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'before-signal' on Node(node2) 08:10:57,103 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-leave' on Node(node2) 08:10:57,104 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'superstate-leave' on SuperState(super-state1) 08:10:57,104 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'transition' on Transition(SuperState(super-state1)->EndState(end) 08:10:57,105 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'node-enter' on EndState(end) 08:10:57,107 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'process-end' on ProcessDefinition(jbpm2818) 08:10:57,131 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'after-signal' on Node(node2) 08:10:57,131 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'after-signal' on Node(node1) 08:10:57,131 DEBUG [GraphElement] Token(1) fires event 'after-signal' on StartState(start)