Interface ProcessLevelStartEventActivityBehavior

All Known Implementing Classes:
EventRegistryStartEventActivityBehavior, MessageStartEventActivityBehavior, SignalStartEventActivityBehavior, TimerStartEventActivityBehavior
public interface ProcessLevelStartEventActivityBehavior
Implemented by an ActivityBehavior attached to a process-level (i.e. NOT inside an EventSubProcess) StartEvent that registers a deploy-time artifact — an event subscription, a start timer job, etc. — and removes or updates that artifact when the process definition is superseded by a new version.

Both deploy(ProcessLevelStartEventDeployContext) and undeploy(ProcessLevelStartEventUndeployContext) must be implemented; a behavior that opts into the deploy-time lifecycle owns both halves of it. Built-in start event types that don't register anything (e.g. none / error) simply don't implement this interface.

Custom integrations supplying their own EventDefinition + parse handler + behavior pick up deploy-time registration by implementing this interface — no change in BpmnDeploymentHelper is required.

  • Method Summary

    Modifier and Type
    Method
    Description
    void
    deploy(ProcessLevelStartEventDeployContext context)
    Register the deploy-time artifact (event subscription, timer job, etc.) for this start event when its process definition is freshly deployed.
    void
    undeploy(ProcessLevelStartEventUndeployContext context)
    Remove or update the deploy-time artifact for this start event when its process definition is superseded by a new version.

  • Method Details

    • deploy

      void deploy(ProcessLevelStartEventDeployContext context)
      Register the deploy-time artifact (event subscription, timer job, etc.) for this start event when its process definition is freshly deployed.

    • undeploy

      void undeploy(ProcessLevelStartEventUndeployContext context)
      Remove or update the deploy-time artifact for this start event when its process definition is superseded by a new version. Called on the previous (now-superseded) process definition's start events.