Examples of CorrelationKey

org.apache.ode.bpel.common.CorrelationKey

Message correlation key. Correlation keys are used to match up incoming messages with a particular process instance. The basic procedure is to generate and save a correlation key when a receive or pick activity is activated, and then to match incoming messages against all correlation keys so saved, finally associating the message with the process instance that had the matching correlation key. In reality this process is somewhat more complicated as pains must be taken to avoid race conditions and to make the matching efficient.
The correlation keys used in the above process consists of a collection of name-value pairs, with the name corresponding to a property name (as defined using the <property> element of the BPEL process document) and with the value corresponding to the value of said property as obtained from a message by means of a property alias (as defined using the <propertyAlias;> BPEL process document element).



org.eclipse.bpmn2.CorrelationKey

 A representation of the model object 'Correlation Key'.   The following features are supported: 
  {@link org.eclipse.bpmn2.CorrelationKey#getCorrelationPropertyRef Correlation Property Ref}
  {@link org.eclipse.bpmn2.CorrelationKey#getName Name}
 
 
@see org.eclipse.bpmn2.Bpmn2Package#getCorrelationKey()
@model extendedMetaData="name='tCorrelationKey' kind='elementOnly'"
@generated



org.kie.internal.process.CorrelationKey




Examples of org.apache.ode.bpel.common.CorrelationKey
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125          */
        public void run() {
            Selector selector;
            try {
                PickResponseChannel pickResponseChannel = newChannel(PickResponseChannel.class);
                CorrelationKey key;
                PartnerLinkInstance pLinkInstance = _scopeFrame.resolve(_oevent.partnerLink);
                if (_oevent.matchCorrelation == null) {
                    // Adding a route for opaque correlation. In this case correlation is done on "out-of-band" session id.
                    String sessionId = getBpelRuntime().fetchMySessionId(pLinkInstance);
                    key = new CorrelationKey(-1, new String[] {sessionId});
                } else {
                    if (!getBpelRuntime().isCorrelationInitialized(_scopeFrame.resolve(_oevent.matchCorrelation))) {
                        throw new FaultException(_oevent.getOwner().constants.qnCorrelationViolation,"Correlation not initialized.");
                    }
                    key = getBpelRuntime().readCorrelation(_scopeFrame.resolve(_oevent.matchCorrelation));
 

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Examples of org.eclipse.bpmn2.CorrelationKey
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609             if (result == null)
                result = defaultCase(theEObject);
            return result;
        }
        case Bpmn2Package.CORRELATION_KEY: {
            CorrelationKey correlationKey = (CorrelationKey) theEObject;
            T result = caseCorrelationKey(correlationKey);
            if (result == null)
                result = caseBaseElement(correlationKey);
            if (result == null)
                result = defaultCase(theEObject);

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Examples of org.kie.internal.process.CorrelationKey
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210                     KnowledgeSession session = getBPMSession(exchange, inputMessage);
                    sessionId = session.getId();
                    setGlobals(inputMessage, operation, session);
                    Map<String, Object> inputMap = getInputMap(inputMessage, operation, session);
                    ProcessInstance processInstance;
                    CorrelationKey correlationKey = getCorrelationKey(exchange, inputMessage);
                    if (correlationKey != null) {
                        processInstance = ((CorrelationAwareProcessRuntime)session.getStateful()).startProcess(_processId, correlationKey, inputMap);
                    } else {
                        processInstance = session.getStateful().startProcess(_processId, inputMap);
                    }

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