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SLA for entire process

ncoonghe

Is it possible to attach a timer event for the entire process instance. i,e it be associated with the process definition and be triggered at a particular time. I know we can have task boundary event, but I am looking for something along the lines of process instance timer event

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Nirmal

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ncoonghe

never mind figured it out using a sub process

ncoonghe

oops need clarification on the boundary timer on the sub process. Are the process variables of the sub process available to the boundary timer process. And also like task boundary event can the subprocess not be cancelled ?

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Nirmal

jbarrez

"Are the process variables of the sub process available to the boundary timer process"

No, cause the timer is created when entering the subprocess

"And also like task boundary event can the subprocess not be cancelled ?"

Yes, it can. It's the default behaviour.