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How to identify running processes ?

danielbreitner

Hi everybody,

I have the following issue:

I have a process, that, at a certain point, creates a UserTasks. Several of these tasks can be created.

They will be "completed" programmatically - one at a time.

Is there any way to determine whether a Process is running (means: complete() has been called) or just "waiting" for the UserTask to be completed ?

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ronald_van_kuij

no.. not that I know of… What is the usecase?

danielbreitner

The usecase is to create some kind of queue:

All processes have a UserTask at the beginning and our queue will pick one after another and complete them.

If there is no way to determine if a process really is running, we need to think about other ways…

ronald_van_kuij

I still don't get the usecase. If there is a usertask, the process is 'instantiated'/'active'/'running'. That there is at that moment either a or no thread doing anything for a process instance should not matter should it?

What you describe is a technical usecase, almost a possibble solution. But I'd like to hear the functional usecase.