Yes they could (and should) do that.
CVS is locked here too so I had to make an archive from home using ssh (using
port 443 because default ssh port is locked too). Then I downloaded it using
http. And this was way easier than asking the admin to open this port for me...
I kind of like stupid s
Can you see the transition from the validator? That's the only (bad) solution I
found right now.
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OK... 4 times the same subject in a week... maybe a sticky thread will help...
even if the answer is already in the wiki and pretty obvious...
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Those are "normal" errors (they are in the 3.2.1 quite version too and they
don't prevent the console from running).
I think you need to look the users configuration in the database for your
"login failed".
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Look the GetDiagramInfoActionListener.java file from the CVS... The method to
get the information seems different.. maybe it will help...
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I think what I would try to do is get the id of the taskInstance the user is
doing and directly have it in your method...
In all cases I think you need something more to find the right taskInstance.
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If you are in actions you can use the ExecutionContext :
executionContext.getToken and executionContext.getTaskInstance...
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All this is classic Eclipse plugins crap. Unzip your GPD archive and point the
Ecplise plugin for new local site. And you need to have some others plugins
installed before GPD can work.
To begin with jbpm 3.2.1 I suggest you take the suite version from sourceforge.
It contains everything. All y
You can always get the root token. So it doesn't need a name.
For all other tokens you may create the name can be set in the constructor.
I think a setname method would be pretty useless...
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Your servlet get something but apparently the content isn't multipart.
How do you use it? From the web-console? the GPD?
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You can easily do unit test for each step : you create the workflow
programatically, you set the variables manually with code too, you execute what
you want and test the result... Pretty classic.
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Maybe you can create a "modification task" for the submitter and cancel it when
the approval task ends.
If you put both approval task and modification task in a fork and only let the
save button in the modification form (so it is never validated from the
form)... I think it should do the trick.
kukeltje> Ok... ok... sounds like a serious problem IN THE CONSOLE ;-)
david> JIRA request done.
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Thanks kukeltje... you answered while I was typing.
This choice is very strange... the new admin-console is unusable without
editing lots of jsf date tags... sounds like a serious problem to me.
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The more I search the less the problem appears to be stupid and the more it
looks like a possible bug.
I'm in GMT+1 but currently in "summer time" so it explains the 2 hours
difference with GMT.
Now I will take an example :
- I launch a process at 14:00 with my system in "GMT+1 summer time"
-
More info : the time in jBoss is correct. My user.timezone is correct.
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Hi,
I'm in GMT+1 on my system and the webconsole shows me GMT-1 hours : if I launch
a process at 10, it displays that I start it at 8. When I schedule a task for
the 15th of June the due date indicated in the console is the 14th of June
10:00PM... etc.
If I change my system timezone to GMT-1
Thanks.
Just for info :
My action is launching multiple instances of another process configured by a
xml file. So this action uses jBPM.
My action is in a task-node and repeated until the manager validate his task
from the console (the transition goes to end-node).
It avoids intervention of an
Hi,
I want to have an action launched the 15th and the last day of each month :
15/02, 28/02, 15/03, 31/03... etc. So it repeats after 13, 15, 16... days
depending on the month.
I tried lots of things and I don't see how to do it.
First I tried with the calendar but it seems like it doesn't all
Sorry I'm totally out topic but... Is 3.2.1 GA out? Where can I see if it is
out or not? How can I get it?
I see the 3.2 GA release on SourceForge because I went there before looking
here... If I didn't I would have been stuck with 3.1.4 since it appears to be
the last usable release from here.
Hi,
I just come to add precisions on my previous solution (it can eventualy help).
Finally there is a big problem with the previous solution : you can't control
the result of the servlet and the task is always validated. It didn't matter
for me so far... but now I need it.
So I came back to th
Found it in the old webapp code :
processDefinition.getFileDefinition().getBytes("processimage.jpg")
And you can get the ProcessDefinition from GraphSession.
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Oups... I forgot the code tags.
I was saying : "Just put a
in the right place with the right arguments and it should work."
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Part 13.1 of the documentation.
Just put a in the right place with the right arguments and it should work.
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I just solved my problem. I was trying to get my taskInstance to be signaled
with code when I thought about another solution :
I don't put a dataform inside my form but the form inside my dataform. This way
the default transition button can still work and I just have to put some
javascript on i
I doesn't work better with id at the end or/and with task in the begining.
My field remains empty (and empty in the browser too if not hidden).
I tried idParameter instead of id only too (I see that in a jbpm:bind... just
in case...) and it doesn't work better.
Right now I'm trying to add the pro
I forget to say it again : I know I may I misunderstood the documentation. I
d'ont say it's a bug... but in case I read well it can be... I just don't know
and I'm curious about it.
What I want now is another solution to get my process instance, token or
whatever so I can signal my task in my
Ok I post you some code and informations... It will not say more that I already
said... but ok let's go.
Here is my task :
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Here is my association in the forms.xml :
Here is my bilanCP.
Just some precisions :
- I spent lot of time trying everything (taskInstance, processIntance and not
only token) in my expressions and I never get any answer. I don't know why
since it works well with any simple variable (with "#{var['myvar']}").
- This input code is in a modified form file creat
What I would probably do here is :
- study the steps in the eclipse plugin getting started guide and the steps in
the userguide thinking how it could be done with code
- see if there are functions that permits to load new processDefinition in jBPM
BPEL like in jPDL version and if they exists look
Try to read the documentation (User Guide and Wiki) and more generally to use
jBPM BPEL yourself. I think that's the only way to get your answers.
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Hi,
I want to end a task on a file upload. So I made a form in the xhtml form file
with a file input. On the server side I deploy a servlet to get the file... and
signal the token.
I tried to pass the tokenId from the form to the servlet by doing that in the
form:
and that in the servlet:
t
I'm interested in doing something like that too. If you found something please
give an answer here :)
Personnaly I'll check that later but from what I've seen on the JCR
documentation it doesn't seem really difficult to change the access mode if you
want to share it with another application (no
Too much code to read I would say. jBPM is really poorly documented and NO :
code isn't documentation!
Yesterday I spend the day making some scenario to work. I would have spend only
half an hour if there was some good documentation and less code reading.
I'm currently trying to find a good wor
Ouch sorry I'm still slepping this morning... I wanted to edit my post and...
:-/
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"cahimoped" wrote : 3.0.13 for me... I followed the link in the dowload
section...
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versions of Eclipse here : it was easier to change Eclipse version (and tools
version with it) instead of s
3.0.13 for me... I followed the link in the dowload section...
I didn't try really hard with Eclipse 3.2.2 since I already got 3 different
versions of Eclipse here : it was easier to change Eclipse instead of searching
if the error was caused by some strange dependency problem, a GPD bug or
som
I failed to have it working with 3.2.2 too so I installed it on 3.3 and it
works fine for me.
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My question was typically one of those I usualy don't answer... so I understand
why I had no answers :)
I said "2 minutes" to show I didn't wanted to take too much time to people here
with so bad questions... but if some of you have much time to spend on this
they can, I'm not strict about it :
Hum... no answers... thanks guys. Let's say you're too busy... I'll continue
investigate on my own.
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Hi,
I'm currently watching different workflow engines trying to understand what
sort of things can be done with them.
I think I got the whole picture now but I'm looking for some details, some
things I may have missed, some none visible or maybe still badly documented
features... etc.
So if y
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