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Add an ExecutionListener via the Java API

jonathan1

I'd like to add an ExecutionListener to update a table when any process instance completes.

Is there a way to add an ExecutionListener from the JavaAPI, or alternatively in the ProcessEngine configuration? I'd like not to alter process definitions to specify the listener.

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naag

You can do it by implementing a custom BpmnParseListener and registering that via activiti.cfg.xml (property customPostBPMNParseListeners). There are some examples on the forums for that 🙂

jonathan1

Thanks, naag. Adding to the processEngineConfiguration bean

<property name="customPostBPMNParseListeners"><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <list><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; <bean class="my.class.name.ListenerImpl" /><br>&nbsp;&nbsp;&nbsp; </list><br></property>

in the Activiti configuration file worked well.

blezek

This method seems to have gone away. Is there a new recommended approach?

jbarrez

These have been renamed to 'parse handlers', see http://activiti.org/userguide/index.html#advanced_parseHandlers for the new way of doing the same thing.