Koen,
My two cents. All that people might need is a nice wrapper over a DOM API
which makes Jpdl xml writing using Java code simpler. This may not really
require to touch any of the core classes for this. For e.g. I can write
something like:
| //this is the step where we generate the xml dynamically
| JpdlWriter writer = new JpdlWriter();
| String xmlString = writer.startNode("Start Node Name")
| .transition("Transition Name", "Next Task")
| .task("Next Task")
| ... etc.
| .xml();
|
| //this is deployment, which is the same even for a static xml, read from a
file
| String deploymentId = repositoryService.createDeployment()
| .addResourceFromString(resourceName,
xmlString)
| .deploy();
|
I would assume the JpdlWriter class and any other associated classes will not
do anything with the real process definition object. However code above is just
a random thought to elaborate the idea.
I believe something like this Sebastian suggested and you also mentioned.
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