Flow, 2 branches, 2 Human Tasks

I have a flow with two branches, each contains a Human Task.
Two questions.
1) Is there a way to complete the flow and continue the process as soon as the first Task (not both, just one) complete? I mean, without waiting for the second to complete.
2) Once the first Task is completed, the other one should be automatically closed, without human intervention. How can i achieve this in the process? I tried to invoke the Task Service but the "taskId" property of the Task is not set. How can I do?
Thanks,
Simone

I have a somewhat similar situation here :-
I have 2 Human Tasks in parallel flow.
Before it reaches the parallel flow, there are another 2 Human Tasks one after another.
In the initial Human Tasks, I can see all the file attachments along with its content, Mime-Type & Name.
But when the process reaches any of the 2 Human Tasks in parallel, the contents of the file attachments are not visible.
The reason being, when the process flow reaches one of the 2 Human Tasks in parallel, I have unchecked the Include Task History check-box in the Advanced tab of the 2 Human Tasks which are in parallel flow, as a result
2 new tasks are created for them.
After observing WFATTACHMENT table of ORABPEL schema, I came to know
that new file attachment records are created for these 2 new tasks.
The Name & the Mime-Type of the file are seen properly in the Task List JSP Page, only the contents of this New Task file attachments are not visible.
Have anybody faced such similar kind of situation ?
Please do help Geeks.
Thanks & Regards,
Gopal D. Kalsekar
Senior Software Developer
Business Solutions (eGroup)
M.H. Alshaya Company W.L.L.
www.alshaya.com
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