Java Code Examples for org.camunda.bpm.engine.impl.persistence.entity.ExecutionEntity#getCompensateEventSubscriptions()
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Example 1
Source File: CompensationEventSubscriptionWalker.java From camunda-bpm-platform with Apache License 2.0 | 5 votes |
@Override protected Collection<EventSubscriptionEntity> nextElements() { EventSubscriptionEntity eventSubscriptionEntity = getCurrentElement(); ExecutionEntity compensatingExecution = CompensationUtil.getCompensatingExecution(eventSubscriptionEntity); if (compensatingExecution != null) { return compensatingExecution.getCompensateEventSubscriptions(); } else { return Collections.emptyList(); } }
Example 2
Source File: CompensationEventHandler.java From camunda-bpm-platform with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
@Override public void handleEvent(EventSubscriptionEntity eventSubscription, Object payload, Object localPayload, String businessKey, CommandContext commandContext) { eventSubscription.delete(); String configuration = eventSubscription.getConfiguration(); ensureNotNull("Compensating execution not set for compensate event subscription with id " + eventSubscription.getId(), "configuration", configuration); ExecutionEntity compensatingExecution = commandContext.getExecutionManager().findExecutionById(configuration); ActivityImpl compensationHandler = eventSubscription.getActivity(); // activate execution compensatingExecution.setActive(true); if (compensatingExecution.getActivity().getActivityBehavior() instanceof CompositeActivityBehavior) { compensatingExecution.getParent().setActivityInstanceId(compensatingExecution.getActivityInstanceId()); } if (compensationHandler.isScope() && !compensationHandler.isCompensationHandler()) { // descend into scope: List<EventSubscriptionEntity> eventsForThisScope = compensatingExecution.getCompensateEventSubscriptions(); CompensationUtil.throwCompensationEvent(eventsForThisScope, compensatingExecution, false); } else { try { if (compensationHandler.isSubProcessScope() && compensationHandler.isTriggeredByEvent()) { compensatingExecution.executeActivity(compensationHandler); } else { // since we already have a scope execution, we don't need to create another one // for a simple scoped compensation handler compensatingExecution.setActivity(compensationHandler); compensatingExecution.performOperation(PvmAtomicOperation.ACTIVITY_START); } } catch (Exception e) { throw new ProcessEngineException("Error while handling compensation event " + eventSubscription, e); } } }
Example 3
Source File: CompensationUtil.java From camunda-bpm-platform with Apache License 2.0 | 4 votes |
/** * creates an event scope for the given execution: * * create a new event scope execution under the parent of the given execution * and move all event subscriptions to that execution. * * this allows us to "remember" the event subscriptions after finishing a * scope */ public static void createEventScopeExecution(ExecutionEntity execution) { // parent execution is a subprocess or a miBody ActivityImpl activity = execution.getActivity(); ExecutionEntity scopeExecution = (ExecutionEntity) execution.findExecutionForFlowScope(activity.getFlowScope()); List<EventSubscriptionEntity> eventSubscriptions = execution.getCompensateEventSubscriptions(); if (eventSubscriptions.size() > 0 || hasCompensationEventSubprocess(activity)) { ExecutionEntity eventScopeExecution = scopeExecution.createExecution(); eventScopeExecution.setActivity(execution.getActivity()); eventScopeExecution.activityInstanceStarting(); eventScopeExecution.enterActivityInstance(); eventScopeExecution.setActive(false); eventScopeExecution.setConcurrent(false); eventScopeExecution.setEventScope(true); // copy local variables to eventScopeExecution by value. This way, // the eventScopeExecution references a 'snapshot' of the local variables Map<String, Object> variables = execution.getVariablesLocal(); for (Entry<String, Object> variable : variables.entrySet()) { eventScopeExecution.setVariableLocal(variable.getKey(), variable.getValue()); } // set event subscriptions to the event scope execution: for (EventSubscriptionEntity eventSubscriptionEntity : eventSubscriptions) { EventSubscriptionEntity newSubscription = EventSubscriptionEntity.createAndInsert( eventScopeExecution, EventType.COMPENSATE, eventSubscriptionEntity.getActivity()); newSubscription.setConfiguration(eventSubscriptionEntity.getConfiguration()); // use the original date newSubscription.setCreated(eventSubscriptionEntity.getCreated()); } // set existing event scope executions as children of new event scope execution // (ensuring they don't get removed when 'execution' gets removed) for (PvmExecutionImpl childEventScopeExecution : execution.getEventScopeExecutions()) { childEventScopeExecution.setParent(eventScopeExecution); } ActivityImpl compensationHandler = getEventScopeCompensationHandler(execution); EventSubscriptionEntity eventSubscription = EventSubscriptionEntity .createAndInsert( scopeExecution, EventType.COMPENSATE, compensationHandler ); eventSubscription.setConfiguration(eventScopeExecution.getId()); } }