Thanks for the info. This is true as URL in the getting started but it seems to
be true also when deploying from Eclipse IDE : you have to enter jbpm-console.
Still I'm not able to get displayed my new process in the console.
Any idea ?
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I'm using 1.5 I noticed that I should put jbpm-console/upload in the deployer
field.
I don't see where you put this in 1.6.
Nevertheless, after this I got the validation message, but I noticed on my
console log an error message :
org.apache.commons.fileupload.FileUploadException: The request wa
I'm new to jBPM 3.2.1 but I didn't find anything on this subject either in
doc/examples and this forum : still my question seems to me very basic.
I want to be able to decide the transition I will follow in a piece of Java
Code according to the data previously entered.
I'm using a Decision node
Can you point to a specific example please, because I've seen this comment on
some other topic about decision but I didn't find anything in the examples,
docs or javadoc.
I've only seen so far samples with either rules our simple expression and I
haven't been able to adapt it to java code.
Thank
It was the correct way (the transition Non was followed only once in fact).
I've made a coding error later that made my trace be triggered twice.
So the correct way of doing a Decision in Java code is to code directly in the
Source tab of your processdefinition.xml the following code :
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It was the correct way (the transition Non was followed only once in fact).
I've made a coding error later that made my trace be triggered twice.
So the correct way of doing a Decision in Java code is to code directly in the
Source tab of your processdefinition.xml the following code :
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Sorry but I didn't find this file on my jbpm-jpdl-suite-3.2.1.zip file. I may
have to look for another download.
But I made some progress : in fact I've now define my process like this :
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There is no way in using the GUI to do so and the code assist doe
Sorry Ronald but I still don't get your point I went one more time on the Node
decision without more understanding on the subject.
They talk about DecisionHandler but I've got ClassCastException when using it.
>From documentation about graph flow, I've understood that event Node-Leave is
>trigge
Hello Ed, I've tryed moving it to the leave node. My new decision node XML is
now :
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Now, I got a java.lang.StackOverflowError when I use the Non transition (Non
default one). It looks like as if it was looping on the inst
I'm quite new to jBPm too. But according to my understanding :
you can define your own workflow in jBPM.
You can ask jBPM to create a simple form for you. You can if you know Facelet
complete and adapt this form.
The jBPM console provides a kind of portal to the workflow you define. This
portal r
Ok I found a way using the Design mode.
When on my Decision Node, I can right click on it. I then select in the menu
Add Child and then Handler.
i can then do on the added handler a Add Attribute -> class.
Then I can type my class.
Ronald, if you were talking about the Diagram mode : The only pro
Ronald,
I didn't know for sure that UI was not an aim of the project.
But I fully agree with you to say that it's more a kind of debugging tool for
admin or developper. That what I wanted to mean when I said I do not consider
it as user friendly.
So far I'm too new to jBPM to address this kind
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