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I have a parent process that spawns several sub processes. I have one end event
helmuta
over 9 years ago
I have a parent process that spawns several sub processes. I have one end event in the sub process but the sub process is not terminating at the conclusions of the process. I have a timer that will cancel the process but I would prefer to have the sub process complete naturally. What an I missing? The parent process has an end event with a terminate and it completes after all of the sub processes are cancelled.
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hrishikeshd
over 9 years ago
The sub-processes are not terminating since there is an active node (timer) present in it. The process remains active until all active paths in the process arrive at an end event,
forum.appian.com/.../End_Event.html.Configuring
end event in the sub-process as terminate should solve your problem, since if the flow reaches the terminate node, all active nodes will be skipped and process will be completed.
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hrishikeshd
over 9 years ago
The sub-processes are not terminating since there is an active node (timer) present in it. The process remains active until all active paths in the process arrive at an end event,
forum.appian.com/.../End_Event.html.Configuring
end event in the sub-process as terminate should solve your problem, since if the flow reaches the terminate node, all active nodes will be skipped and process will be completed.
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