when i am trying to configure the jbpm plugin (jbpm-gpd-site.zip) file with
eclipse3.5 that time i am getting below error
Cannot complete the install because one or more required items could not be
found.
Software being installed: jBPM 4 Graphical Editor and Tools
Hi all - what version of Eclipse is recommended for app development under JBOSS
AS 5. The app will use JSF, Facelets, EJB3 and maybe SEAM.
I have downloaded the latest Eclipse Galileo (JEE version). However I'm not
clear on what project type to create.. 'New Project' menu command lists project
If there's CDATA section, then there's no need to escape characters.
If you don't like current begavior, provide simple test case, patch and we'll
incorporate it to our product ;)
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Yeah, Ive managed to recreate it and there is a bug there.
One thing that exacerbates the issue is that you are acknowledging every
message when you only need to ack 1.
from the spec:
anonymous wrote : CLIENT_ACKNOWLEDGE - With this option, a client acknowledges a
| message by calling the
Hi,
I have a task node with two transitions and a task attached to it.The code is
as follows..
| task-node name=HOD_Approval
| event type=node-enter
| action class=com.sample.action.ProcessAction
accept-propagated-events=false/action
| /event
| transition
Hi all,
I'm searching for an best practice answer for the following problem: I have
several EJB3 TimerServices. They create WorkerJobs every x minutes, which
were enqueued into a JMS-Queue. A MDB consumes them and executes these jobs.
That works fine.
Now, the load of this perticular JBoss is
To add on the above problem, I tried by replacing the task node with a Node..
And this time
The above is working fine ,. But still I am wondering how to achieve this with
a Task Node...
???
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My JBoss version is 5.1.0.GA.
Package contain jar with javax.servlet.*. It is
geronimo-spec-servlet-2.4-rc4.jar. I will try without it.
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To add on the above problem, I tried by replacing the task node with a Node..
And this time
| node name=TestNode
| action class=com.sample.action.ProcessAction/action
| transition to=PM_Approval name=Accepted/transition
| transition to=end-state
hello everybody,
I guess this the correct forum to ask this question. If not please forward me
to the correct one.
Environment:
OS - Linux
JBoss 5.0.0GA.
I am trying to deploy my application on JBoss. My application requires some
data sources so I configured them as follows.
|
timfox wrote : First of all, you are using JBoss Messaging 1.x , not JBoss MQ
(default JMS provider in AS 5.0 is JBM) - I can see that in the stack trace.
|
Thanks for clarification, I was thinking that's MQ due to my declaration of
JBoss' MBean:
|mbean
As mentioned in documentation..
TASK NODE
A task node represents one or more tasks that are to be performed by humans.
So when execution arrives in a task node, task instances will be created in the
task lists of the workflow participants. After that, the node will behave as a
wait state. So
It's a bug in 5.1.0 GA. The fix for
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBAS-6478 made it to 5.0.1 but not to the
branch which released 5.1.0.
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This seems to be a JMX conflict. While looking around I found this.
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/DERBY-3887.
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I don't think you should change the queries. Changing to the correct hibernate
version is the most likely thing
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did you download the correct eclipse version with the WTP in it?
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Hi,
I'm trying to put jBPM 3.2.6.SP1 running on JBoss AS 5.1.0.GA on Weblogic 11gR1.
There are 3 projects:
- a) jbpm-service.sar
- b) jbpm-enterprise.jar
- c) jsf-console.war
There are 8 xml files:
- 1) jbpm-destinations-service.xml
- 2) ejb2-timer-service.xml
- 3) jbpm-xa-ds.xml
- 4)
The newest derby jars fixed the problem.
http://www.apache.org/dist/db/derby/db-derby-current-bin.tar.gz.
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I think using the ref itself is not the real problem I suspect that the
deadletterqueue is something JBoss AS has built in, and WLS (at least up to 8,
there my knowledge ends) did not have. So you should either leave that part out
or use the WLS solution for this or create an additional queue
But what you can also try is to not use the EE jobscheduler but the jBPM built
in one. From what I've heard is scales fairly good
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mmThanks Andy. It worked after changing the ACKs as you suggested.
Bijith
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If I want to process messages and acknowledge each message only if the
processing succeeds, How would I do that in JBM? i.e I want to consume all
messages but ACK only a few of them. I mean something like Java Message Queue's
Message.acknowledgeThisMessage().
Thanks
Bijith
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There is no such method Message.acknowledgeThisMethod() on the JMS API.
JMS does not support the acknowledgement of specific messages. This is not
specific to JBoss Messaging.
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Update:
Doing some tests.
I have two destinations:
Queue (configured as non-clustered):
Destination : queue/TestQueue
Factory : java:/JmsXA
Type : javax.jms.Queue
NeedsTransactions : true
Topic (configured as clustered):
Destination : queue/TestTopic
Factory : /ClusteredConnectionFactory
Type :
Hello to all,
First of all, I have nothing to do with this project. I came across it, when I
was reading some articles on dzone. I started to study it, and i think it is
really great. Needs some improvements/bug fixing, but i think it will fit very
well with what you are doing here guys.
Hi all,
Is it possible to create a user defined id for a task? We will have a GUI
application displaying all tasks for a logged in user. When this user is a
member of different groups he/she will be handling different kind of tasks
(loan approvals, customer registration approvals) all with a
Hi Ales,
thanks for the your help on this!
The DirectoryStructure solution works well but since it's deprecated I'll look
into your second solution.
Regarding the solution with a StructureProcessor and the example you gave ,
SeamTempModificationTypeMatcher. Could you explain a little more
Thank for the reply, I tried various versions and the problem was the same.
I actually found the sollution: Because of weblogic we had to use the
property
name=hibernate.query.factory_classorg.hibernate.hql.classic.ClassicQueryTranslatorFactory/property
After removing this line jbpm work
Hello all,
I am trying to compose a statement which will fetch the latest active row
from the table.
If the table would contain:
=id=obj_id=timestamp=active
=0===1==2009-01-01=true
=1===1==2009-01-03=true
=2===1==2009-01-05=false
Then I needed row with id==1.
Another possibility is to add a findGroupTasksByGroupName method to the
IdentitySession interface. Than it's possible to create a group per functional
context. In the loan part of the gui you display the result of
findGroupTasksByGroupName(LOAN_MANAGEMENT) and in the customer registration
i downloaded below version
galileo/eclipse-SDK-3.5-win32.zip
i think it is compatible with jbpm.
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beve wrote :
| Regarding the solution with a StructureProcessor and the example you gave ,
SeamTempModificationTypeMatcher. Could you explain a little more how this could
be used to solve the issue with subdirectory deployments?
|
You would write your own EsbModificationTypeMatcher.
Where
I would like to integrate Spring and jBPM 4 (with Hibernate) but find the
following problems. Can anybody help to indicate what is wrong? Or are there
any working example which demonstrate how to do the integration?
The problem is:
Program:
***
Hi Vasilica,
Yes, I know about Taylor and also like what I see.
But it also overlaps a great deal with what is in our tooling thus someone
needs to workout how to make them coexist if we should do more than just tell
users that they can install Taylor MDA next to JBoss Tools.
Anyone who wants
Sorry for the format problem in the XML. Here I attach again.
?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
| beans xmlns=http://www.springframework.org/schema/beans;
| xmlns:xsi=http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-instance;
| xmlns:aop=http://www.springframework.org/schema/aop;
|
mm.. it seems I need to think of an alternative solution. Anyways, thank you
Andy and Tim. I appreciate your help.
Thanks
Bijith
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HI Antei,
Did you manage to solve the issue? I'm facing the same problem, and am getting
nowhere :(
Cheers,
Asa
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The latter sounds more logical, please file a jira issue for it and even
better, provide an example implementation and testcase so we can easily add it
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STILL? This was an issue LOONG ago... (in 8.x) wow... still
because of antlr or?
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My cluster consist of 8 JBoss instances. Using JBoss Messaging 1.4.2 GA SP1
most things work fine, however every so often an exception is thrown while
trying to insert a duplicate row into the JBM_TX table
anonymous wrote :
| 16:16:08,155 WARN [JDBCSupport] SQLException caught, SQLState
The JBM core api is more powerful than the JMS API in that if you call
message.acknowledge() it will acknowledge all messages up to and including that
one that have been delivered on the session.
This differs from the JMS message.acknowledge() which acknowledges *all*
messages that have been
ejb3workshop wrote :
| I haven't found this issue reported anywhere else,
|
It's in JIRA https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1682
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Please have a look at this thread :
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=137334
Using java:/JmsXA for both should give you the behaviour you are after.
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Hi,
Thanks for the prompt response.
The deploy is an ear file that contains an ejb jar, a war file and a sar file.
All three files and the ear file contain only metadata - xml files (ejb.xml,
web.xml etc. in the correct places) and no code at all. The application code is
deployed in a jar and
Hello,
I am writting a test that verifies that my MDB is instantiated properly. I need
the container to create a new instance in a normal way (including execution of
@PostConstruct callback) The most intuitive way of testing this is to set up a
queue, subscribe the MDB to it and send a message
Thanks Tim for the link.
It doesn't explicitly list 1.4.2 GA SP1 as an affected version. Do you know if
there is a batch to 1.4.2 or 1.4.4 available. I haven't seen the 1.4.5 build
available for download, so I am assuming that's still to come.
anonymous wrote :
| Affects Version/s:
Detail info:
I am using JBoss Messaging 1.4.2.GA-SP1
I would move to 1.4.4 but it (1.4.4 requires jboss-remoting 2.2.3) conflicts
with a different issue I resolved with a newer version of jboss-remoting
(2.4.0).
Sees like jbr 2.4.0 is not backwards compatible.
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I am also using 1.4.2 GA SP1 and have found that using JmsXA works and support
XA transactions, at the cost of distribution. It still distributes the messages
once all beans in the pool on one node are exhausted.
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Quick question, is JBPM 4.0 running on DB2 ? Which version ?
It's not easy to figure out if it is working because quick all the doc about it
is for JBPM 3.2 ...
Thanks !
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You can't run that older version of the portal on AS 5.x.
Now if you would like to run JBoss Portal 2.7.x on AS 5.x you need to follow
these steps:
http://www.jboss.org/community/wiki/JBossPortalonAS5
Otherwise you have to wait for the next portal version supported by AS 5.x.
Hope this helps.
Maybe it is my setup but my tests with the JmsXA are not working... and it is
driving me nuts.
As mentioned I am trying to force the transaction to rollback by throwing an
exception after the 'sending' of a message but the message still gets sent out.
May I ask some detailed questions:
1) When
JBM doesn't use XA datasource. You just need to configure your MDB to be
transactional, that's ok.
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Hey,
What may cause a processinstance's root token NODE_ column to be null?
This is possible at all? Is it a bug in JBPM? or am I missing something?
From my experience with JBPM, even if an exception occurs, the root token
always references a certain NODE.
Thanks,
Asaf.
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I am injecting my connection factory using
| @Resource(name = jms/ConnectionFactory)
| protected ConnectionFactory m_factory;
|
and then in jboss.xml I am mapping it to the actual connection factory :
| resource-ref
|
by 'both ways', are you referring to this:
anonymous wrote : Deploy PD2 and then PD1 - delete both works fine
| Deploy PD2 and then PD1 - execute PD1 and PD2 from PD1 - getting this
error..
where the difference in the second way is that there are actually (ended)
process instances? Other
I've managed to reproduce the issue using only JMS API (no management code).
It seems the problem is related to global depaging.
The code to show the problem is SenderWithoutManagement attached to
https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1695 and the settings in
jbm-configuration.xml:
gaohoward wrote : JBM doesn't use XA datasource. You just need to configure
your MDB to be transactional, that's ok.
|
You can do that?
ejb3workshop wrote : I am injecting my connection factory using
|
|
| | @Resource(name = jms/ConnectionFactory)
| | protected
With version of JBoss AS 5? 5.1.0 or 5.0.x?
Install the JBoss Tools 3.1.0 Eclipse plugin. The Tools team also provides a
nice set of tutorials in their docs. http://docs.jboss.org/tools. The tutorials
cover what types of projects to create, and how to add in extra functionality
(called facets)
Hi all,
I need to signal a transition from a Java state and I don't know how to
gain access to the current process instance.
In fact I have a highly specialized Java Class (the CommandHandler class)
that handles all states in the process. Each type of state executes a different
Hi there,
Is there any official documentation about how to deploy a web service in jboss.
Do I have to install jbossws or its not necessary?
I built a simple hello world web service with netbeans but when I deploy it I
get:
marking servlet HelloWorld as unavailable
Servlet /HelloWorld threw
Hello!
We are running into the same problem. The JVM runs out of memory and heap
analysis shows huge HashSets containing entries like JBossWS_..._20342.xsd.
Following the path to GC root shows that resourceBlackList in the unified
classloader holds references to these hashmaps.
We are running
I had a look at this link :
anonymous wrote :
| It's in JIRA https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBMESSAGING-1682
|
Does this only happen when consecutive numbers are used for NodeIDs. I am busy
trying using 10, 20, 30 and 40 instead of 1,2,3 and 4 and so far have not
encountered this
JBossWS comes with JBossAS so there is nothing else to install.
What version of JBossAS? And what kind of web service did NetBeans build (some
IDEs build Axis-based web services by default which will not work).
Have you looked at the JBossWS docs?
Here is a forum post the describes a complete,
Since Hibernate supports DB2 and jBPM is using Hibernate to abstract database
access it should be working with DB2.
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Hello everyone,
I have a JBoss 4.2.3 with jdk6v14. I have installed Metro on it. I can publish
webservices (ejb 3 style) and webpages (jsf+facelets+richfaces) correctly, but
when I call a webservice in the page I get the following exception:
[2009/08/03 17:05:30] -- ERROR --
It says there is a ClassNotFoundException. How are you adding jbpm to the
classpath? Are you sure it is there?
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OK, looked closer, try this:
| bean id=jbpmConfiguration
class=org.jbpm.pvm.internal.cfg.SpringConfiguration
| constructor-arg value=taskengine.jbpm.cfg.xml/
| /bean
|
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or this:
| bean id=jbpmConfiguration
class=org.jbpm.pvm.internal.cfg.SpringConfiguration
| constructor-arg value=jbpm.cfg.xml/
| /bean
|
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Correct, but it could require some tweeks
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Hi Tom,
Yeah, sorry for the confusion. I can't reconstruct what I was thinking, but I
probably forgot about the fact, even though you mentioned it, that
CoyoteInvoker is wrapping the result in an InvocationResponse.
I think
1. the content-type returned by the ServerInvoctionHandler should be
Yep.. that makes sense to me Ron :)
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All I have configured a remoting handler and callback, but what I
want to do is pass in a custom object when I call addlistener
can this be done ?
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We are using JBPM v4 for a pilot at one of our institute labs.
Since it's a pilot, we are not creating a separate UI to access the TaskService
etc. We are instead leveraging the taskforms capability and using FTL templates
for forms at different points in the workflow.
One issue that we have
looks like I didnt save the process snippet with the right escapes- sorry! Hope
this does the trick :)
| ?xml version=1.0 encoding=UTF-8?
|
| process name=GTRIHelpRequest xmlns=http://jbpm.org/4.0/jpdl;
|
| on event=start
| event-listener
For the moment I'm going to simply use a modified DirectoryStructure. If I have
time before our next release I'll go back I'll try the solutions that you've
given as I understand that this solution is not optimal.
Thanks,
/Daniel
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beve wrote : For the moment I'm going to simply use a modified
DirectoryStructure. If I have time before our next release I'll go back I'll
try the solutions that you've given as I understand that this solution is not
optimal.
|
You should at least add a short-circuit check.
As we already
Thx for pointing me to the right direction to circumvent this deployment issue.
John
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anonymous wrote : You should at least add a short-circuit check.
| As we already have issues with slow boot time,
| and this structure deployer affects all deployments,
| hence every unnecessary extra step is costly.
I've re-opened the jira for this and we will at the very least add the
Hi,
I have a fresh install of jboss 4.2.3.GA on a Red Hat Server Version 5.3. When
I execute run.sh, it seems to have a clean start, but I'm not able to reach the
admin console on port 8080.
Does anyone have any suggestions about what might be causing the problem?
Here is my server startup
The vendor specific JMX Bean doesn't implement or extend
org.jboss.system.Service or implement any of the necessary lifecycle methods
(per the vendor). Using the ObjectName as indicated below in the @Depends did
not work. From the JBOSS documentation, it seems that there are some minimal
Good catch, I forgot about changing the port. My server used to run on Sun One
Webserver 7 with the admin port on 8989. I changed the jboss port number to
8989 to make sure that there would be no firewall conflicts.
However, I still can't access the admin port on either 8080 or 8989. Any other
trying to deploy war file that was working in jboss 4.0.5 to jboss 5.1.0 but
getting following error:
Caused by: org.jboss.xb.binding.JBossXBException: Failed to parse source:
Failed to parse schema for nsURI=, baseURI=null,
schemaLocation=http://www.jboss.org/j2ee/dtd/jboss-web.dtd
beve wrote :
| I've re-opened the jira for this and we will at the very least add the
short-circuit check and hopefully have time to look into your other suggestions.
|
I can hack you a few examples, and you test them.
e.g. trying to make JARStructure more flexible
Or even better, you
Of course you cannot access it on port 8080 because you changed the port:
:07:56,463 INFO [Http11Protocol] Starting Coyote HTTP/1.1 on
http-127.0.0.1-8989
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Hello,
I would like to know if the JBoss 5.1.0GA is compatible with the EJB 2.1
specification.
I Want to migrate my application from version 4.0.2.
I tried to deploy my application on jboss 5 and got this errors:
Caused by: org.jboss.xb.binding.JBossXBException: Failed to parse source:
In server/configuration/deploy/jmx-invoker-service.xml, add a closing /mbean
tag to the end of the definition for the pooled invoker bound to localhost.
This worked for me on JBoss 4.2.2, but not JBoss AS 5.x.
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I'm trying to install multiple JBoss services on Windows (one for each main web
application we have â 2 currently). I get 2 of them installed and I can start
one, but the other starts, then stops. I'm installing them using tweaked
service.bat So I would install the first service as JBOSSSVC1
I hope the URL you are using is:
http://localhost:8080
Nothing else will work since the app server is bound to localhost.
If you want remote access (or even local access using the hostname), you will
need to start with the -b option:
./run.sh -b 0.0.0.0
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I am looking for documentation. What I would like to do would be to point the
jboss deployer at a filesystem url and have it scan it every 10 minutes for new
deployments. Is there any comprehensive docmentation for how to do this in
Jboss 5
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Thanks again! That fixed the problem.
My server does not have any web browser installed and I always access it via a
text based SSH (without X-forwarding enabled). So I was trying to connect
remotely to the admin console without the -b option.
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Looks like you are binding this instance to 192.168.0.1. What are you binding
the other instance to? Also, this instance runs configuration app1. I hope you
have another configuration for the other instance.
Have you looked at the server/xxx/log files?
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What version of JBoss AS? I hope it is 5.1.0 or the file locations I am about
to tell you are not correct.
Look in server/xxx/conf/bootstrap/profile.xml, the BootstrapProfileFactory
bean. It has an applicationURIs property. Simply add a new entry for your
directory. Example:
bean
On the JMS example, the only bug I found was the second destination didn' t
enter into page mode right away. What should be fixed. But that will mean the
destination will enter into page mode right away, so it should fail at the
first time.
In your case.. you have the server full. We can't
I've tried everything I can think of to query tasks by ProcessInstanceId but no
matter what, if you put a ProcessInstanceId on a TaskQuery, you get back zero
results. The test below runs fine until the last line, when the assertion
fails. I have tried substituting different ids in the query,
If you have two clients (producers) targeting two different nodes in a JBM2
cluster config then JBM2 Cluster cashes MessagesID in the â target Nodeâ;
node that distributes messages in a RoundRobin way between itself and the
cluster members, the other nodes of the cluster cash MessageID of
where are you
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Under JBoss 4.0 and earlier versions I had an MDB with the following jboss.xml
deployment descriptor:
| jboss
| enterprise-beans
| message-driven
| ejb-nameLoggingMDB/ejb-name
| destination-jndi-namequeue/loggingQueue/destination-jndi-name
|
I'm trying to register JBoss Cache with the JBoss MBean server but I can't find
the TreeCacheMBean class anywhere. I'm using JBoss Cache Core 3.1.0.GA. Does
anyone know which JAR contains TreeCacheMBean? Also, is there a Maven
repository that hosts this JAR file?
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I've been looking for TreeCacheMBean as well. It is not part of the jboss-cache
artifact mentioned above.
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