Antoine T
2013-03-26 16:08:14 UTC
Antoine T [https://community.jboss.org/people/atran] created the discussion
"How to catch error event outside a sub-process?"
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Hi,
I am very new to jBPM. I used the last version (5.4.0). I would like a sub-process to catch an error event thrown outside of it (in the parent process). It seems this is not possible, however I managed to catch the error event *only if* it is thrown inside of it. In the example FigA below, the error is thrown outside of the sub-process. The println from the task printErrorCatched *is not shown*. Nevertheless, regarding the example FigB, the error event is thrown *outside* and now, the error is catch (the println works).
Have I made any error? Is-it a misconception of BPMN? A bug? The reason I want to do this is because I want a user to cancel a sub-process.
Thank you.
Antoine
FigA
FigB
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To view the discussion, visit: https://community.jboss.org/message/804886#804886
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Hi,
I am very new to jBPM. I used the last version (5.4.0). I would like a sub-process to catch an error event thrown outside of it (in the parent process). It seems this is not possible, however I managed to catch the error event *only if* it is thrown inside of it. In the example FigA below, the error is thrown outside of the sub-process. The println from the task printErrorCatched *is not shown*. Nevertheless, regarding the example FigB, the error event is thrown *outside* and now, the error is catch (the println works).
Have I made any error? Is-it a misconception of BPMN? A bug? The reason I want to do this is because I want a user to cancel a sub-process.
Thank you.
Antoine
FigA
FigB
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