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    I'm afraid that means I can't help you.. I don't...

    I'm afraid that means I can't help you.. I don't know if this is possible in some other way (Assuming you don't want to use action-states either).
    Nils
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    could you post some code?

    could you post some code?
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    I think you could have something like: flow1 ...

    I think you could have something like:

    flow1


    <view-state id="abc">
    <transition on="go" to="aSubFlow">
    <set name="conversationScope.goToSecond" value="true" />
    </transition>...
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    Stopping all Flow Executions

    I'd like to stop all flow executions running.

    I found the DefaultFlowExecutionRepository.java
    Does it and its ConversationManager.java know all the flows beeing executed on the server?

    Is it...
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    I can now refresh all Flows by doing...

    I can now refresh all Flows by doing flowRegistry.destroy and rebuilding it using a String[] of all previously registered IDs.
    Of course it would be nice to refresh one flow at a time, but the most...
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    To change the ID I had to change ...

    To change the ID I had to change


    FlowBuilderContextImpl flowBuilderContext= new FlowBuilderContextImpl(path, CollectionUtils.EMPTY_ATTRIBUTE_MAP, flowRegistry, flowBuilderServices);

    to

    ...
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    Ok, I got it by having a FlowService bean,...

    Ok, I got it by having a FlowService bean, knowing the default flowRegistry. It got this method:




    public void register(String id, String path) {

    FileSystemResource resource=new...
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    Reloading Flows at Runtime

    Hello there!

    I am using webflow 2.3.

    I would like to reload my flow defintions (from xml) at runtime.
    Since XmlFlowRegistryFactoryBean is no more and DefaultFlowRegistry is protected, I tried...
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