Two things....
1. Use code tags when you want to post XML and other code. That's why lines of
your process definition keep getting deleted from the post. Look right under
the Subject text box when posting a reply, and you'll see the Code tag button.
2. I think you need to do something like the following to get a start state to
actually be created. This code also handles the case when there is no task
attached to the start state. I believe that simply adapted this from the jbpm
webapp, and this is what I use in our application when starting a process.
| ProcessInstance processInstance = context.newProcessInstance(processName);
| if
(processInstance.getProcessDefinition().getTaskMgmtDefinition().getStartTask()
== null)
| {
| processInstance.signal();
| }
| else
| {
| TaskInstance startTask =
| processInstance.getTaskMgmtInstance().createStartTaskInstance();
| context.save(startTask);
| }
|
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