Camunda help with TaskListener and ExecutionListener

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@keuss

But how i can simply manage start and end of a process instance with an EventListener annotation and his condition ?

Refer the docs for Spring Eventing Bridge.

 public class ExampleExecutionListenerOne implements ExecutionListener {
    public void notify(DelegateExecution execution) throws Exception {
      // can access instances of process engine services and delegateExecution
    }
  }

Double emit of start and end-event in spring eventing bridge

Hi @McAlm, Thanks for your response. I understand that upon a transition both a start and an end event are fired. However, in my case with method signature: @EventListener public void notify(final DelegateExecution delegateExecution) { ... } I receive some notifications twice. For a start event I get callbacks for start twice. And for the end event I get callbacks for end twice. To illustrate I share with you my logging output for the tested process; that comprises a start event -> a scrip…