you are right.
i try to pay better attention next time
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Is the timer created in the database?
If so, make sure that the scheduler is running.
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, and therefore i expected
SecondState as output of the System.out.
My question:
Have i understood the documentation wrong and the output: node1
is, right?
Or is there an error in my code and the actual node of the processinstance
should be SecondState?
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asmo
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Try :
processInstance.getRootToken().setNode(node);
As parameter you have to use the target node (Node object, not name..)
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Have you looked in the database, weather the task assignment is correct?
Have you tried , weather the tasklist form ernie is correct in the assignment
handler?
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ogger.info("--- starting new transaction
-");
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Is there something wrong with my code or does the asynchron execution behave in
that way like i thought? I am using the starterkit 3.1.1 and jpdl 3.1.
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sorry, i have to correct my posting.
you must call the exectionContext.leave("transtion") method in the activty
action handler to leave the node
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It seems, that i could solve the problem. i have changed the processdefinition
and there is no error any more.
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http://jbpm.org/xsd/jpdl-3.1.xsd";
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eems as if furthermore jpdl 3.0 is used.
Where can i change the xml schema
I use the jbpm 3.1.1 starterkit.
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as far as i know, task-nodes are used to assign tasks to human actors. tasks
are actions, which must be executed by a person.
Nodes are used to execute actions by external systems ( it-systems) e.g. a
database update
no human person is involved.
an other difference is, that the node is no w
Hi!
I am writing a diploma thesis ( i don't know, if this is the right term for the
german word Diplomarbeit ), which deals with jbpm.
Therefor, i have some question and i would be very grateful, if anyone could
answer them.
My challenge it to implement a workflow with jbpm.
I thought about tw
After a little more reading in the forum, i came to the conclusion, that having
the jbpm code in the WEB-INF/class dir is the best way.
Am i right?
Is this just best practise or are there fundamental reasons?
Maybee i should make a new thread, that issue has a little realation to this
one
Vi
Thanks for your replies!
GrimShieldsson, my problem is a little bit different.
everything works fine, as all my actions and jbpm code was in the web-inf/class
of my war. But than someone told my, that i shouldn't run jbpm in the frontend.
So i put all the code in the backend and created a statel
Hello!
During the debuging i can see, that of the values of the processInstance, which
i loaded from the graphSession are null.
For example the processDefinition of the processInstance is null.
In the database, the ProcessDefinition for the ProcessInstance is correctly
set.
So i guess, it is ma
In the meantime, i could isolate the problem a little bit.
If i create a processinstance direct on the parsed processdefinition, jbpm
executes the action.
step 1:
try{
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JbpmConfiguration.getInstance("jbpm.cfg.xml");
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Makes it a differenz, wether the workflow runs i a web application or in a
backend?
If i put my workflow in the war archiv of my web application, i can execute it
without any problem. If i try it in the backend ( jar archiv ), the workflow
runs without execute the actions.
Is there any reason,
I have also tried an log4j info output. but there is also nothing to see on
jboss ( the log4j is ok, i can see other info outputs...)
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One appendix:
I forgot to mention, that there is no error or anything produced from jboss.
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Hello!
I have some problems with exectue Actions on a jboss server. I ve made a little
test definition with a start-state, a state and an end-state. The state should
execute an action. In junit, the workflow runs without any problem. But when i
deploy it on a jboss, jbpm doesn t execute the acti
Hi!
Is there a way to get a list of all tasks for an actor, both the finished and
the unfinished?
As far as i know, the unfinished tasks is no problem about the
jbpmContext.getTaskList( ActorId )
Is there an analog method for the finished tasks?
Thank you!
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Yes, that was the problem.
Thank you very much
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Thank you for the quick reply!
In the createActivity state is the createActionHandler called on the
before-signal event.
I have deleted all the code to avoid such "accidents", so that the
actionHandler just call a transition to leave the node.
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Hello!
I have written a little processdefinition and executed it in a jUnit test.
Everything is ok and no failure occured.
But the assignment handler of the task node is excecuted twice and i have no
clue why.
Could anyone give me an advise???
This is the processDefinition:
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