Oh, I'm sorry. That's actually unrelated to process instances. You really
should take a look at the User Guide and the source code examples for tips on
proper use of the API. I'll answer this question though. This is what you
want to do....create the context like below and then put your code in a
try-finally block so that the context is always closed before your method exits:
JbpmContext context = JbpmConfiguration.getInstance().createJbpmContext();
| try
| {
| // do some stuff
| }
| finally
| {
| context.close();
| }
I think that tip is even described in the javadocs. So if you are new to jBPM,
look at the User Guide, look at the javadocs, and then look at the code
examples that can be found in the jBPM distribution that you downloaded.
That's what I had do, and I was able to figure most of it out.
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