Examples of org.jbpm.graph.exe.Token.end()

org.jbpm.graph.exe.Token.end()
ends this token and all of its children (if any). this is the last active (=not-ended) child of a parent token, the parent token will be ended as well and that verification will continue to propagate.

  public void execute(ExecutionContext executionContext) {
    Token token = executionContext.getToken();


    boolean isAbleToReactivateParent = token.isAbleToReactivateParent();


    if (!token.hasEnded()) token.end(false);


    // if this token is not able to reactivate the parent,
    // we don't need to check anything
    if (isAbleToReactivateParent) {
      // the token arrived in the join and can only reactivate the parent once

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                ((TaskInstance)value).setSignalling(false);
                ((TaskInstance)value).cancel();
                context.addSuccessMessage("Task instance cancelled");
            } else if (value instanceof Token) {
                final Token token = ((Token) value);
                token.end();
                for (TaskInstance task : (Collection<TaskInstance>) token.getProcessInstance().getTaskMgmtInstance().getUnfinishedTasks(token)) {
                    task.cancel();
                }
                context.addSuccessMessage("Token ended");
            } else if (value instanceof ProcessInstance) {

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    Token token = executionContext.getToken();
    
    boolean isAbleToReactivateParent = token.isAbleToReactivateParent();
    
    if (!token.hasEnded()) {
      token.end(false);
    }
    
    // if this token is not able to reactivate the parent, 
    // we don't need to check anything
    if ( isAbleToReactivateParent ) {

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