Yes, a Dutch word. I've been speaking with you a few months back here as well.
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Good afternoon,
I've been running into a problem the past two days; here's the situation: I'm
running jBoss ESB with jBoss jBPM. I've got a process definition running, and
I'm calling a service on the buss from that process for serializing an object
and attaching it to the message. When I get
Additionally, is there a place where I can read predeclared variables?
variables
| variable esb-name=eVar1
jbpm-name=counter value=45 /
| variable
Alright, thanks for the effort.
Just Dutch with an Australian chatting accent, I reckon.
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I'm certain the Script-engine has access to Objects in memory, since I can call
any function in the object from the script in the process definition and get a
valid response. (See my node-enter action above, that works)
I'm also sure Objects can be accessed in conditions, as it is one of the
Indeed, I'd rather use the straight-forward syntax, you're right about that.
Doesn't the object become a process variable by using the mapping in ESB?
As follows (thursday already...?):
property name=esb-to-jbpm
| !-- esb-name maps to getBody().get(eVar1) --
| variables
| variable
@de Nederlandse kerel (kukeltje)
anonymous wrote : When evaluating an object stored as a jbpm variable...
In the first line of my first post, mate. Sorry if it was a bit unclear,
thought that said enough. I'm running jESB with jBPM, and the ESB specification
preps the variable for me in that
Razieh,
I don't see the connection with my question.
It seems you're talking about buttons or such on JSP/JSF by the looks of the
names on your Java-code, I'm not using any JSP/JSF. In fact, I'd like to solve
this without any Java-code at all.. or SQL, for that matter. Purely in the
process
Hey,
I've encountered a small problem in one of my decision-nodes in the process
definition. When evaluating an object stored as a jbpm variable, named 'object'
for simplicity, it seems it always takes the first transition, no matter if the
condition is true or false. Here is the node-code:
Tested it with other Java basetypes, doesn't matter.
However, I rebuilt to a DecisionHandler class making the choice, the node-code:
| decision name=decrypt?
| handler class=process.ProcessDecision /
| transition name=decrypt to=ForwardResult1 /
| transition name=nodecrypt
Well, that was the first step I took, and nothing really directly applied.
For example, this guy seems to have the same problem:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=118091
But you suggested to him to search this fine, fine forum. I agree, it's a fine
forum. Blue's my fav
Hey,
I had the same problem last week, I'd like to call Cannot cast
smtptoesb.server.smtpmail to smtptoesb.server.smtpmail. The cause of this was
rather simple, but I still took many hours not relaxing in front of the TV to
figure it out.
The problem for me was that Jboss worked with an
Hey,
I've got a question on sending Serializable objects over the bus. I know how
this can be done, as I built an application creating a Pojo, sending it onto
the bus, modifying it with JbossRules and spitting it out to another service
off the bus.
My problem is this: I tied in the jBPM
Alright, thanks.
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A followup, I just remembered you can indicate compatibility with Serializable
class-versions using static final long serialVersionUID. Would be a prettier
solution than the ramble I held up there.
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Goodmorning,
I had a quick question on the execution of this process.
As I understand it, the way it is implemented in the integrated jBPM of ESB4.2,
the user triggers the initialisation of the process by running the
startProcess task in the buildfile, which sends a JMS to the gateway of the
Ah, right.
Chances are I'll indeed be trying to run them separately in the manner you
described.
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Wouldn't the question be wether jBPM BPEL plugs into the jBPM ESB properly,
since the user manual of jBPM BPEL (in the configuration chapter, if I remember
correctly) states it is highly recommended to download jBPM seperately, even
though jBPM BPEL includes the core-packages of jBPM ?
and...
Alright. I'd indeed avoid these problems running BPEL and the ESB on two
different server instances, by the way, but I thought I'd go for the merge
attempt for simplicity (but you're right in that it might make it more work,
I've come to see that now.)
I might've misunderstood the point you
Hey,
I had two questions concerning activeBPEL Jboss's jBPM BPEL.
1. Are there any major differences between them ?
2. I can find an example of how to plug in activeBPEL into JBoss ESB, I'd like
to do the same with Jboss jBPM's BPEL. I managed to tie in JBoss ESB(including
jBPM) with
Good evening,
I'll cut through the chase, I'm doing some research into Jboss jBPM Bpel and
had a few questions. For some of them I could not directly find an answer.
They are the following:
Is it possible to send data through the ESB-bus in a different format than XML?
(I ask this, because the
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