Send and Receive Message - DestinationProcessId

Question

Hi, 
 after completing an action, I need to transfer some information from a process to another process, so I used Send and Receice Message. 
 In the Send Message, I populate the DestinationProcessID variable with the process Id, where I expected to receive the Message. 
 However,I need to launch many send message at the same time. 
 My problem is, if I make a send to a specific process Id, all receiver processes get the message and not only to the process Id that i have specified in the send message. 
 Did I forget something? 
 Thanks in advance. 
 Regards, 
 Juri Monti

ganeshbabuj · Accepted Answer

Check below instances 
1. How have u got the process Id of Designation PM? Check if you have seperate pv! for all required Designation PM for those u need to send message to. 
2. Setup Tab : JMS Message Destination* : Process 
3. Setup Tab : Message Type* : Process to Process 
4. Setup Tab : Message Destination(s) : NEEDS TO BE LEFT BLANK 
5. Have 1 "Send Message" for 1 Designation PM to receive message. In your case u might need as many for each Designation PM. 
 
After you receive the message appropriately, u will come up with one other problem that PM will be on active/running status, if it does not get a message as the "Receive Message" node will keep on waiting. 
 
To fix this issue 
1. Have the output of "Receive Message" as 1 input to Complex Gate and 2 input from the node before "End Event". 
2. On Complex Gate set 1 incoming paths and for Outgoing paths "Execute all outgoing paths at the same time". 
3. If you design supports Instead of End Event make it Terminate.

shwetap · Answer

Hi Jurim 
I tried this with multiple process instances of receiver process model.Its running fine for me i just used tointeger(process instance id) in the destination process id field in "DATA tab" and made message destination(s) field in "SETUP" tab as blank . 
Thanks, 
Shweta p.

Sowrabha Rajashekar · Answer

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Send and Receive Message - DestinationProcessId

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