Java Code Examples for org.activiti.engine.delegate.DelegateExecution#getCurrentActivityId()

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Example 1

Source File: RecorderExecutionListener.java From activiti6-boot2 with Apache License 2.0

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public void notify(DelegateExecution execution) {
  ExecutionEntity executionCasted = ((ExecutionEntity) execution);
  
  org.activiti.bpmn.model.Process process = ProcessDefinitionUtil.getProcess(execution.getProcessDefinitionId());
  String activityId = execution.getCurrentActivityId();
  FlowElement currentFlowElement = process.getFlowElement(activityId, true);
  
  recordedEvents.add(new RecordedEvent(
      executionCasted.getActivityId(),
      (currentFlowElement != null) ? currentFlowElement.getName() : null,
      execution.getEventName(), 
      (String) parameter.getValue(execution)));
}

Example 2

Source File: ExecuteJdbc.java From herd with Apache License 2.0

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/**
 * Executes the task synchronously. overrideActivitiId is provided to customize the name of the variable to set during the execution of the task. This is
 * important when the task is running asynchronously because execution.getCurrentActivitiId() will report the ID the task that the workflow is currently in,
 * and not the ID of the task that was originally executed.
 *
 * @param execution The execution.
 * @param overrideActivitiId Optionally overrides the task id which to use to generate variable names.
 * @param jdbcExecutionRequest The request.
 *
 * @throws Exception When any exception occurs during the execution of the task.
 */
private void executeSync(DelegateExecution execution, String overrideActivitiId, JdbcExecutionRequest jdbcExecutionRequest) throws Exception
{
    String executionId = execution.getId();
    String activitiId = execution.getCurrentActivityId();
    if (overrideActivitiId != null)
    {
        activitiId = overrideActivitiId;
    }

    // Execute the request. May throw exception here in case of validation or system errors.
    // Thrown exceptions should be caught by parent implementation.
    JdbcExecutionResponse jdbcExecutionResponse = jdbcService.executeJdbc(jdbcExecutionRequest);

    // Set the response
    setJsonResponseAsWorkflowVariable(jdbcExecutionResponse, executionId, activitiId);

    /*
     * Special handling of error condition.
     * Any one of the requested SQL statements could've failed without throwing an exception.
     * If any of the statements are in ERROR, throw an exception.
     * This ensures that the workflow response variable is still available to the users.
     */
    for (JdbcStatement jdbcStatement : jdbcExecutionResponse.getStatements())
    {
        if (JdbcStatementStatus.ERROR.equals(jdbcStatement.getStatus()))
        {
            throw new IllegalArgumentException("There are failed executions. See JSON response for details.");
        }
    }
}

Example 3