Shark engine persitsted java variables

Hi All,

We' re studying and testing the shark 1.1 engine 

And we have some question:

-          once defined a workflow  variable as a java class (i.e.: a
bean named BaseBean implementing java.io.Serializable with getter and
setters for internal properties)

 

  <DataField Id="wi2" IsArray="FALSE" Name="Work Item step 2">

                    <DataType>

                        <ExternalReference location="BaseBean"/>

                    </DataType>

                </DataField>

we associate the current variable to an activity as extended attribute
with the

<ExtendedAttribute Name="VariableToProcess_UPDATE" Value="wi2"/>

Supposing that the class is loaded correctly when the process is
istantiated (see below)

---------------------------------------------------------

ProcessInstantiator -> Event received:

                        event time --> 2005-09-06 16:23:58.948

                        process id -->
3101_TestRefVariabile_TestRefVariabile_Wor1

                        event type --> processContextChanged

                        old data   --> null

                        new data   --> {wi1=BaseBean@10d3d99,
wi2=BaseBean@bf8cf5}

 
------------------------------------------------------------------------
--------------------------------------------

The question is: is that variable persisted in some way inside the
Database of the Shark engine or is completely cut off the system?

 

 

Below the code of the Bean 

 

import java.io.*;

public class BaseBean implements Serializable

{

  public BaseBean()

  {

    code = "";

    description = "";

    success=false;

  }

  private String code;

  private String description;

  private boolean success;

 

 

  public void setCode(String code)

  {

    this.code = code;

  }

 

 

  public String getCode()

  {

    return code;

  }

  public void setDescription(String description)

  {

    this.description = description;

  }

 

 

  public String getDescription()

  {

    return description;

  }

 

  public void setSuccess(boolean success)

  {

    this.success = success;

  }

 

 

  public boolean isSuccess()

  {

    return success;

  }

  

}

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