Hi dear Camunders,
I am trying to initiate an instance of a process with Timer Transaction Subprocess, unfortunately, it gives me
the following :
Does it mean the timer is faster then engine writs a variable into databse?
M
Hi dear Camunders,
I am trying to initiate an instance of a process with Timer Transaction Subprocess, unfortunately, it gives me
the following :
Does it mean the timer is faster then engine writs a variable into databse?
M
Hi,
what is exactly your problem. It is not clear to me from your screenshot.
Best regards,
Markus
Hi @Markus,
sorry the screen shot is not the best as it doesn’t show a response from camunda 7.9.3
The thing is the process wont start. My explanation is is that with my BPMN design Camunda wont start cause camunda first initialize timer and then write/read REST variables into/from database.
I am just not sure whether my design is wrong or it is supposed to be like that
Hi @Michal_S
You should past your exception message here to clearify your problem but I think
that your problem is that timer event is initialized during process start based on a process variable
which is not available at this point in time.
See this ticket : https://app.camunda.com/jira/browse/CAM-5144
Best regards,
Markus
@Markus
yeah, thats it https://app.camunda.com/jira/browse/CAM-5144
Thank you for the clarification