What do you mean depends on the implementation,
How is the JBPM engine implement and manage the Flow? why is it related to my
implementation?
Suppose my ActionHandler only pring message to log and update record in DB
using hibernate,
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I run the following code:
| public Long startFlow(long cid,String problem, long sid) {
| Long processDefId = null;
| SupportRequest supportRequest = null;
| JbpmContext jbpmContext =
jbpmConfiguration.createJbpmContext();
|
I already found the problem ,
10x
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Yes the problem is related to the post you send,
I realize in JBPM 3.2 the InstanceProcess.hbm.xml contains the constrains,
10x a lot
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I just remove the constraint as suggets here
http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/JBPM-913
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Hi
I wrote a simple flow that use web events as trigger to continue the flow.
I use the following code to start the flow:
| public Long startFlow(long id,String problem, long sid) {
|
| Long processDefId = null;
| JbpmContext jbpmContext =
Yes 'That state' I mean to current state
the action handler do some job: save record in DB
AS I mentioned eralier the start trigger for the flow is web based ( using
Ajax) and it seems the Ajax call is back while the action handler related to
the current node is running,
Thats what I mean the
Hi
Yes from the quote I got the understanding that it act as java.wait(),
but I realize it's not so, and indeed it after signal() it saves the state to
database,
Then when I get the event I load the process from DB using the process
definition id and continue on with the flow,
somehow now I have
I think I understand the problem,
I bound the action of the start-state inside transition action.
10x for your help and support
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I am quite new to JBPM, and I need to cordinate between two seperate Threads
using JBPM,
Suppose using the first example flow from the start-kit:
| process-definition
| start-state
| transition to='s' /
| /start-state
| state name='s'
|
Should I signal the main thread upon operation done by the second thread? In
that case I should use callback or any other mechanism, and continue from the
state moved by the signal, am I right?
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I understand the point but in chapter 9 in JBPM tutorial
http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3/userguide/processmodelling.html
section 9.3.1 they talk about node responsibilitiesto propagate the execution,
anonymous wrote : 1. not propagate the execution. In that case the node behaves
as a wait
I know there is a problem with the hibernate.cfg.xml file but I wonder if it's
my application configuration problem, I add the following entries relevant to
hibernate config as documented:
bean id=jbpmDataSource
class=org.springframework.jdbc.datasource.DriverManagerDataSource
|
Yes it looks like hibernate cfg file problem, the only relevant entries related
to hibernate is placed in applicationContext-jbpmhibernate.xml file is:
| bean id=jbpmDataSource
class=org.springframework.jdbc.datasource.DriverManagerDataSource
| property
Somehow it seems the JBPM use it's default configuration files, as I described
in the question, I map to my own cfg file as follows:
bean id=jbmpConfigurationResource
class=org.springframework.core.io.ClassPathResource
| constructor-arg type=java.lang.String value=jbpm.cfg.xml/
|
I overcome the problems described above, now I get the following error:
| 2007-05-06 18:41:19,328 ERROR [org.jbpm.job.executor.JobExecutorThread]
exception in job executor thread. waiting 5000 milliseconds
| org.hibernate.HibernateException: hibernate.cfg.xml not found
| at
I read Chapter 5 in the Jboss docs regarding the web-deploy which contains and
start the timer services (
http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/deployment.html#webapplication),
My application is based on Spring framework which runs with JBoss, and I alreay
configured the JBPM as a context
I use JBPM 3.2
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I add the JobExecutorServlet to my configuration as mentiond and I get the
following error while satrt up the application:
2007-05-03 15:18:00,328 ERROR [org.jbpm.job.executor.JobExecutorThread]
exception in job executor thread. waiting 4 milliseconds
org.hibernate.MappingException: invalid
Hi
I try to creater simple flow including Timer:
process-definition name=testprocess3
|
| start-state name='start'
| transition to='wait' /
| /start-state
|
| state name='wait'
| timer name='reminder'
| duedate='5 seconds'
|
I also move the transition from the definition:
state name='wait'
| timer name='reminder'
| duedate='5 seconds'
| repeat='5 seconds'
| action class=MyActionHandler' /
| /timer
| transition
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