• Type: Bug Report
• Resolution: Fixed
• Priority: L3 - Default
• Fix Version/s: 7.1.0
• Affects Version/s: 7.1.0-alpha3
• Component/s: engine
• Labels:

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[CAM-1968] Event subscriptions are missing in subprocess

Christian created issue - 11/Mar/14 10:58 AM

Christian made changes - 11/Mar/14 1:29 PM

Description	Original: Bug: When two processes are deployed which are related through a call activity and both contain an event subprocess which both start through a message start event, then only one event subscription is created inside the database. The result is that only one process (parent) can receive a message. Expected behaviour: For each message start event an event subscription is generated.	New: Bug: When two processes are deployed which are related through a call activity and both contain an event subprocess which both start through a message start event, then only one event subscription is created inside the database. The result is that only one process (parent) can receive a message. This is true for all event subscriptions (eg signal, message etc) Expected behaviour: For each message start event an event subscription is generated.
Summary	Original: Message event subscriptions are missing	New: Event subscriptions are missing in subprocess

Christian made changes - 11/Mar/14 1:30 PM

Description

Original: Bug: When two processes are deployed which are related through a call activity and both contain an event subprocess which both start through a message start event, then only one event subscription is created inside the database. The result is that only one process (parent) can receive a message. This is true for all event subscriptions (eg signal, message etc) Expected behaviour: For each message start event an event subscription is generated.

New: Bug: When two processes are deployed which are related through a call activity and both contain an event subprocess which both start through a message start event, then only one event subscription is created inside the database. The result is that only one process (parent) can receive a message. This is true for all event subscriptions (eg signal, message etc) Expected behaviour: An event subscription is generated for each event.

Christian made changes - 11/Mar/14 1:32 PM

Link

New: This issue is related to SUPPORT-925 [ SUPPORT-925 ]

Christian made changes - 11/Mar/14 3:48 PM

Fix Version/s

New: 7.1.0 [ 12891 ]

Christian made changes - 11/Mar/14 3:48 PM

Assignee	Original: Robert Gimbel [ gimbel ]
Resolution		New: Fixed [ 1 ]
Status	Original: Open [ 1 ]	New: Resolved [ 5 ]
Remaining Estimate		New: 0 minutes [ 0 ]
Original Estimate		New: 0 minutes [ 0 ]

user-a6477 (Inactive) made changes - 12/Mar/14 10:14 AM

Assignee

New: Roman Smirnov [ smirnov ]

user-a6477 (Inactive) made changes - 12/Mar/14 10:19 AM

Rank

New: Ranked higher

Roman Smirnov made changes - 13/Mar/14 9:11 AM

Status

Original: Resolved [ 5 ]

New: Closed [ 6 ]

Thorben Lindhauer made changes - 14/Feb/19 2:56 PM

Workflow

Original: camunda BPM [ 26303 ]

New: Backup_camunda BPM [ 58443 ]