11.5 Configuring Transitions We support three different types of transitions, external, internal and local. Transitions are either triggered by a signal which is an event sent into a state machine ...

In the following sample code, I created a state machine and rehydrated it with the state of my choice. However, when I send events, the handlers defined with @OnTransition do not run. If I comment ...

I've been studying Spring State Machine and State design pattern since I have to develop a microservice with Spring Boot and persisted objects with a lot of confused states that need to be cleared ...

I am trying to figure out how to easily use spring state machine including persistence with JPA. This is the problem I am dealing with: Incompatible data types - factory and persistence At a certai...

I am trying to understand, how an exception thrown by an action during a state transition is possible. I‘ve this simple state machine configured: transitions .withExternal() .source(State.A1) ....

I have an annotation based state machine configuration: @Component @Scope(BeanDefinition.SCOPE_PROTOTYPE) @EnableStateMachine(name = "machine1") public class Machine1 extends EnumStateMachineConf...

I have a Task JPA @Entity which has field state - so it looks like state machine could be good abstraction to work with. The state may change by calling a REST endpoint in form like PUT /api/tasks/...

I have a state machine @EnableStateMachine @Configuration public class StateMachineConfiguration extends EnumStateMachineConfigurerAdapter<Status, Event> { @Override public void configure(...

When I receive a request on my API, I want to do a series of steps, each being a check or an enrichment. Each step could either succeed or fail. On Success, the next step should be carried out. On ...

I'm trying to use Spring State Machine in my project, because there is an object is Order with several state NEW PAID PACKAGED DELIVERED CANCELED RETURNED That object could be implement as foll...

I have used Spring state machine with some basic Spring MVC application. I have to admit, it is pretty easy to configure and use. But it has many limitations as well, mainly because of it be...

I'm introducing Spring Statemachine into an existing project, with the hope of amalgamating and clarifying our business logic. We have various JPA entities with interconnected states and I'm having...

With the new Spring Statemachine project, can I create a state machine programmatically without using adapter classes available for JavaConfig and Spring @Configuration classes?