Never mind, this is due to bug https://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBWS-2640
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Michael, it looks like you're doing some custom asynchronous continuation, and
the moment in which the new transaction is started (i.e. the jBPM context
created) isn't related at all of the old transaction, which in a sense
'spawned' it - am I reading that correctly?
We have been doing somethin
Hi all
What would be the best way to port several TaskControllerHandler(s) from jBPM3
to jBPM4 ? is there a TaskControllerHandler alternative in jBPM4?
Is extending the Task class still an option (as shown in
http://www.infoq.com/articles/jBPM-user-interaction-pattern) ?
Although I'd prefer a
Have you already searched JIRA for an issue like this?
What about trying a more recent version of 3.x to see if the issue persists?
You also should give some more information about your environment like the
database used. This post helps:
Would it be possible to supply a unit test representing
help me
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I must be doing something wrong. I took the unit tests of the supplied examples
as a base (regarding configuration files) which always worked fine for and I
created my process and my tests. The problem is that an exception is thrown:
| 12:03:47,093 FIN | [ProcessDefinitionImpl] creating new e
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If you use the API to start a process it will of course be visible in the
console as long as you start it in the same engine the console is using. AFAIK
if you have got user tasks and you do not want to use the console you have to
take care of showing forms yourself. Showing forms would be in yo
Hello,
regarding the process diagram I've got a couple of questions. The reason is
that I am looking for a way to display the process diagram as shown in the
console in my own application.
As far as I know the process diagram is not generated at runtime but during the
designing of the process
The default-object.xml file is used only the first time your run the portal -
the data in that file is loaded into a database and from then on the database
is used to define the portal layout. Well, that is somewhat of an
oversimplification, but sufficient to explain what happened.
Since you ar
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