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I recently discovered that Spring State machine also supports JPA. This brings up new possibilities
for our applications. I have the following questions as regards what is currently supported.
Let me share a possible use case:
Use Papyrus uml to model a state machine.
Develop and app that reads the state machine configuration and persist the configuration into a database
using jpa.
Develop a third app that read state machine configuration and starts the state machine, executes it and stops it.
To reiterate, the second app responsibility is to loads state machine configuration (defined using papyrus uml)
from the class path and persist it using jpa. This also implies that changes made to the state machine via papyrus should
be updated via jpa to the database as well.
The third app responsibility is to load state machine configuration from the database using JPA.
Then start, execute and stop the state machine.
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Hi Everyone,
I recently discovered that Spring State machine also supports JPA. This brings up new possibilities
for our applications. I have the following questions as regards what is currently supported.
Let me share a possible use case:
Use Papyrus uml to model a state machine.
Develop and app that reads the state machine configuration and persist the configuration into a database
using jpa.
Develop a third app that read state machine configuration and starts the state machine, executes it and stops it.
To reiterate, the second app responsibility is to loads state machine configuration (defined using papyrus uml)
from the class path and persist it using jpa. This also implies that changes made to the state machine via papyrus should
be updated via jpa to the database as well.
The third app responsibility is to load state machine configuration from the database using JPA.
Then start, execute and stop the state machine.
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