Examples of org.jbpm.graph.node.Fork$ForkedToken

org.jbpm.graph.node.Fork
specifies configurable fork behaviour.
if this fork behaviour is not sufficient for your needs, consider writing your own custom TokenHandler.

this forkhandler can be configured in 3 ways :
- without configuration : in that case the fork will launch one new sub-token over each of the leaving tranisions of the fork node.
- a script : can be used to calculate a collection of transition names at runtime. if a script is configured, the script must have exactly one variable with 'write' access. that variable should be assigned a java.util.Collection in the script expression.

      "  <fork name='f' />" +
      "</process-definition>");
    
    processDefinition = saveAndReload(processDefinition);
    
    Fork fork = (Fork) processDefinition.getNode("f");
    assertNotNull(fork);
  }

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  public void testEndStateEvents() {
    assertSupportedEvents(new EndState(), new String[] { "node-enter" });
  }


  public void testForkEvents() {
    assertSupportedEvents(new Fork(), new String[] { "node-enter", "node-leave", "before-signal", "after-signal" });
  }

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