public void ProcessJoin(JoinImpl join, ExecutionContextImpl executionContext,DbSession dbSession)
{
// First set the state of the flow to finished
FlowImpl joiningFlow = (FlowImpl) executionContext.GetFlow();
joiningFlow.End = DateTime.Now;
joiningFlow.ActorId = null;
joiningFlow.Node = join; // setting the node is not necessary if this method is called
// from processTransition, but it is necessary if this method is
// called from cancelFlow in the component-impl.
// if parent-reactivation of the flow is true, this means that the parent-flow
// not yet has been reactivated. In that case we have to see if it needs to be
// reactivated. In the other case (parent-reactivation is false) we don't
// need to do anything because this means that the parent-flow was already
// reactivated before.
if (!false.Equals(joiningFlow.ParentReactivation))
{
// check if the parent needs to be reactivated
bool parentReactivation = false;
IList concurrentFlows = executionContext.GetOtherActiveConcurrentFlows();
if (concurrentFlows.Count == 0)
{
// if no concurrent flows are present any more, reactivation is forced
parentReactivation = true;
}
else
{
// if other concurrent flows are present, the decision to reactivate is left
// to the join-delegation (if there is one specified)
DelegationImpl joinDelegation = join.JoinDelegation;
// if no joinDelegation was specified, parentReactivation remains false
// so the behaviour is like an and-join. (=sunchronizing merge)
if (joinDelegation != null)
{
parentReactivation = delegationHelper.DelegateJoin(join.JoinDelegation, executionContext);
}
}
if (parentReactivation)
{
// make sure the other concurrent flows will not reactivate the
// parent again
IEnumerator iter = concurrentFlows.GetEnumerator();
while (iter.MoveNext())
{
//UPGRADE_TODO: Methode "java.util.Iterator.next" wurde in 'IEnumerator.Current' konvertiert und weist ein anderes Verhalten auf. 'ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="jlca1073_javautilIteratornext"'
FlowImpl concurrentFlow = (FlowImpl) iter.Current;
concurrentFlow.ParentReactivation = false;
}
// reactivate the parent by first setting the parentflow into the executionContext
FlowImpl parentFlow = (FlowImpl) joiningFlow.Parent;
executionContext.SetFlow(parentFlow);
// and then process the (single, checked at process-archive-parsing-time) leaving transition.
ISet leavingTransitions = join.LeavingTransitions;
iter = leavingTransitions.GetEnumerator();
if (iter.MoveNext())
{
TransitionImpl leavingTransition = (TransitionImpl) iter.Current;
ProcessTransition(leavingTransition, executionContext,dbSession);
} else {
// no transition throw exception?
}
}
}
}
public void ProcessJoin(JoinImpl join, ExecutionContextImpl executionContext, DbSession dbSession)
{
// First set the state of the flow to finished
FlowImpl joiningFlow = (FlowImpl)executionContext.GetFlow();
joiningFlow.End = DateTime.Now;
joiningFlow.ActorId = null;
joiningFlow.Node = join; // setting the node is not necessary if this method is called
// from processTransition, but it is necessary if this method is
// called from cancelFlow in the component-impl.
// if parent-reactivation of the flow is true, this means that the parent-flow
// not yet has been reactivated. In that case we have to see if it needs to be
// reactivated. In the other case (parent-reactivation is false) we don't
// need to do anything because this means that the parent-flow was already
// reactivated before.
if (!false.Equals(joiningFlow.ParentReactivation))
{
// check if the parent needs to be reactivated
bool parentReactivation = false;
IList concurrentFlows = executionContext.GetOtherActiveConcurrentFlows();
if (concurrentFlows.Count == 0)
{
// if no concurrent flows are present any more, reactivation is forced
parentReactivation = true;
}
else
{
// if other concurrent flows are present, the decision to reactivate is left
// to the join-delegation (if there is one specified)
DelegationImpl joinDelegation = join.JoinDelegation;
// if no joinDelegation was specified, parentReactivation remains false
// so the behaviour is like an and-join. (=sunchronizing merge)
if (joinDelegation != null)
{
parentReactivation = delegationHelper.DelegateJoin(join.JoinDelegation, executionContext);
}
}
if (parentReactivation)
{
// make sure the other concurrent flows will not reactivate the
// parent again
IEnumerator iter = concurrentFlows.GetEnumerator();
while (iter.MoveNext())
{
//UPGRADE_TODO: Methode "java.util.Iterator.next" wurde in 'IEnumerator.Current' konvertiert und weist ein anderes Verhalten auf. 'ms-help://MS.VSCC.2003/commoner/redir/redirect.htm?keyword="jlca1073_javautilIteratornext"'
FlowImpl concurrentFlow = (FlowImpl)iter.Current;
concurrentFlow.ParentReactivation = false;
}
// reactivate the parent by first setting the parentflow into the executionContext
FlowImpl parentFlow = (FlowImpl)joiningFlow.Parent;
executionContext.SetFlow(parentFlow);
// and then process the (single, checked at process-archive-parsing-time) leaving transition.
ISet leavingTransitions = join.LeavingTransitions;
iter = leavingTransitions.GetEnumerator();
if (iter.MoveNext())
{
TransitionImpl leavingTransition = (TransitionImpl)iter.Current;
ProcessTransition(leavingTransition, executionContext, dbSession);
}
else
{
// no transition throw exception?
}
}
}
}
