>From the class FileArchiveParser :
public ProcessDefinition readFromArchive(ProcessArchive processArchive,
ProcessDefinition processDefinition) {
| FileDefinition fileDefinition = (FileDefinition)
processDefinition.getDefinition(FileDefinition.class);
| Map entries = processArchive.getEntries();
| Iterator iter = entries.keySet().iterator();
| while (iter.hasNext()) {
| String entryName = (String) iter.next();
| if (! "processdefinition.xml".equals(entryName)) {
| if (fileDefinition == null) {
| fileDefinition = new FileDefinition();
| processDefinition.addDefinition(fileDefinition);
| }
| byte[] entry = (byte[]) entries.get(entryName);
| if(entry != null) {
| fileDefinition.addFile(entryName, entry);
| }
|
| }
| }
| return processDefinition;
| }
|
So I am afraid the processdefinition.xml is not in the database... You could
nevertheless add your file parser that does this job.
Regards,
Koen
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