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BpmnParseListener delete process

mitziuro

I delete a process instance with runtimeService.deleteProcessInstance.

Which method from BpmnParseListener it's useful for adding a listener relate with this event?

Can I add a listener for deleted tasks(process instance removal).
Or I'll have to do my own query to discover which tasks were deleted?

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trademak

Hi,

There's no listener for process deletion. So yes you should write your own polling/query mechanism for this.

Best regards,

trademak

Please disregard my previous message. You can add an ExecutionListener on the process level with a event type "end".
This ExecutionListener is executed when the deleteProcessInstance is invoked.

Best regards,

ryanberg1

Hi Tijs,

Could you please confirm that an execution listener registered with the end event of a process will be executed when deleteProcessInstance is invoked? I followed the path of execution through the source code, and I can't find where this would be occurring.

Thank you very much!
-Ryan

frederikherema1

Yes, an execution-listener which is defined on the process-definition (not on the end-event) will be called when the process is completed normally OR when it's deleted before completion. The delete-reason is also available at this time. If you have a listener defined on the end-event, it will only be called when the process actually reaches the end.