BPMN 2.0 server for Node.js , providing modeling, execution, persistence and monitoring for Workflow. along with sample UI. Intended to be developers workbench for BPMN 2.0
Upon further testing with subprocesses, I found an issue with attached signal events. I created a small flow to show the current problem. In our example, we can enter names that are stored in the general instance data or in the sub-process data. However, if we trigger the signal event in our sub-process, the next user task stores the values in our sub-process data and not in the general instance data.
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Upon further testing with subprocesses, I found an issue with attached signal events. I created a small flow to show the current problem. In our example, we can enter names that are stored in the general instance data or in the sub-process data. However, if we trigger the signal event in our sub-process, the next user task stores the values in our sub-process data and not in the general instance data.
Normal Flow:
Throw Signal Flow:
Thanks
Code: