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private void myMethod () {Gson g =
new Gson()
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}
public void beforeNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { filterLogEvent(new RuleFlowNodeLogEvent(LogEvent.BEFORE_RULEFLOW_NODE_TRIGGERED, createNodeId(event.getNodeInstance()), event.getNodeInstance().getNodeName(), createNodeInstanceId(event.getNodeInstance()), event.getProcessInstance().getProcessId(), event.getProcessInstance().getProcessName(), event.getProcessInstance().getId()) ); }
@Override public void beforeNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { long nodeId = event.getNodeInstance().getNodeId(); String nodeName = event.getNodeInstance().getNodeName(); LOGGER.info("Now triggering node \"{}\" (\"{}\").", nodeName, nodeId); }
public void afterNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { ProcessStatsData data = getProcessStatsInstance(event.getProcessInstance().getProcessId()); data.processNodesTriggered.incrementAndGet(); ProcessInstanceStatsData dataI = getProcessInstanceStatsInstance(event.getProcessInstance().getId()); dataI.processNodesTriggered++; }
@Override public void beforeNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { long nodeId = event.getNodeInstance().getNodeId(); String nodeName = event.getNodeInstance().getNodeName(); LOGGER.info("Now triggering node \"{}\" (\"{}\").", nodeName, nodeId); }
public void afterNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { filterLogEvent(new RuleFlowNodeLogEvent(LogEvent.AFTER_RULEFLOW_NODE_TRIGGERED, createNodeId(event.getNodeInstance()), event.getNodeInstance().getNodeName(), createNodeInstanceId(event.getNodeInstance()), event.getProcessInstance().getProcessId(), event.getProcessInstance().getProcessName(), event.getProcessInstance().getId()) ); }
@Override public void beforeNodeTriggered(ProcessNodeTriggeredEvent event) { for (AuditingDomain ac : auditingConnectors) { ProcessInstance instance = event.getProcessInstance(); ac.onNodeStart(instance.getProcessName(), instance.getId(), event.getNodeInstance().getNodeName()); } }