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Feature Request
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Resolution: Done
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L3 - Default
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As a developer of a process,
Given:
- I create a process x with a throwing signal event, and
- I create another process y with a catching signal event.
- In addition, I define a payload for the throwing signal event in x.
- The processes are deployed to the process engine.
When:
- I start a process instance of x and y.
- The process instance of y is waiting in the catching signal event.
- The process instance of x throws the signal event.
Then:
- The in process x defined payload is delivered to the catching signal event.
So that:
- The payload is availabe in the process instance of y.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
I can create a signal payload with the BPMN Model API
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Resolution: Done
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L3 - Default
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None
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None
As a developer of a process,
Given:
- I create a process x with a throwing signal event, and
- I create another process y with a catching signal event.
- In addition, I define a payload for the throwing signal event in x.
- The processes are deployed to the process engine.
When:
- I start a process instance of x and y.
- The process instance of y is waiting in the catching signal event.
- The process instance of x throws the signal event.
Then:
- The in process x defined payload is delivered to the catching signal event.
So that:
- The payload is availabe in the process instance of y.
This is the controller panel for Smart Panels app
- depends on
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- Closed
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Yana Vasileva
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