| Interface | Description |
|---|---|
| ActivityExecutionControl |
This interface provides methods to control the life cycle of activities after
they are started (or resumed).
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| ActivityStarting |
This interface provides the means to control start events of an activity,
that is, selecting, deselecting, starting and resuming an activity.
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| ActivityTermination |
This interface provides the means to control terminating events of an
activity, that is, finishing, suspending and failing an activity.
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| ExecutionManager |
The execution manager executes process instances, that is, it interprets the
process structure and the node states and steps through the process by
manipulating node states and starting applications assigned to nodes.
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| ExecutionManagerMXBean |
This interface provides access to node and instance counts based on type, node state and instance
execution statuses to be monitored by JMX.
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| InstanceChanging |
InstanceChanging provides the means for retrieving changeable
instances and committing (or aborting) the changes afterwards. |
| InstanceControl |
This interface provides the means to control the execution of an instance,
that is, starting, suspending, resuming, stopping and committing.
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| InstanceStateListener |
An
InstanceStateListener provides access to an
InstanceStateNotification which is notified when there are
changes in the observed process instance. |
| InstanceStateNotification |
This interface is used as a callback for the events when a top-level instance
has changed its state.
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| SubInstanceStateListener |
An
SubInstanceStateListener provides access to an
SubInstanceStateNotification which is notified when there are
changes in the observed subprocess instance. |
| SubInstanceStateNotification |
This interface is used as a callback for the events when a subprocess instance
has changed its state.
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| WorklistInteraction |
This interface is for the communication of worklist managers with an
execution manager.
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