I don't know all the internals of JSF, but I'll try something like
| {userBean.username}
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wherever you have <%= userBean.getUserName() %> at this moment.
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Yeah, you're correct, I should let Java-noobs pollute the forum with nonsense
(at least regarding jBPM) questions. However, in this particular case, the guy
had NO clue at all regarding jBPM (even after reading -or at least he said so-
the manual and the wikis). After a while, someone told him t
I'm not sure if it's the same problem I had before, but MAYBE you have your
jbpm-xxx.jar file duplicated in your classpath. I was having the same
ClassCastException and Ronald told me to remove any duplicated jars and that
solved the problem.
Check it and tell me if that works.
Regads.
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Please, do NOT duplicate threads.
http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
Regards.
PS. Ronald, are you gonna publish that notice (i.e. read me first) for
newcomers any soon?
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Well, I haven't seen jBPM 3.1.3 source code, but in 3.1.2 the login bean
(action controller) is handled by the same file you're seeing
(jbpm-starters-kit-3.1.3\jbpm\src\java.webapp\org\jbpm\webapp\bean\UserBean.java).
However, remeber this is NOT a regular web application, because it uses
JavaS
I'm NOT completely sure, but you migth try to comment the next line in your
hibernate.cfg.xml file:
| update
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Also, you could use another user (with no provileges to create, drop, alter
tables) to connect to your database, since the behavior you're seeing is being
done by Hibernate (as
I believe that, once you get a JbpmConfiguration instance and after you created
a context with that instance, you can actually use getCurrentJbpmContext.
Test this code:
| JbpmConfiguration config = JbpmConfiguration.getInstance();
| JbpmContext context = config.createJbpmContext();
| ass
Is not necessary, you can learn by yourself by looking at jBPM's web console
code (hint: you can see it working by typing http://localhost:8080/jbpm in your
browser...).
Regards.
PS. Stop duplicating threads, you're NOT gonna get a answer by doing that,
instead you migth be ignored faster than
Mmmm, I think you're accessing JBoss console with that URL, try this:
http://localhost:8080/jbpm
That should bring the jBPM console to your browser.
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Dan:
Thank you for your contribution.
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So, how the JBoss AS handles sar files is a jBPM problem That's new to me.
Besides, it IS your job to RTFM, STFF and STFW before asking ANYTHING at all.
Of course is your work to develop your own application, but is ALSO your work
to research a little before coming and asking something in th
This looks like a JBoss AS question; wrong forum. I'm sure someone has anwered
this question before in the correct forum. So now you can go and do your work...
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Take a look at this thread ->
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=91134 since it treats
a problem like yours.
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PS. Please STFF before you ask anything.
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Look at the web console that comes with starter's kit.
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Please, do not duplicate the questions, follow the same thread you started
before.
If you just STFF like I told you to do, you would find this thread -->
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=74781 which explains
how to modify the jbpm.sar file. Do your job, look for answers,
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote :
| i didn't say we are already there. we add step by step, but always check
each step against the use cases of the business analyst and of the developer
It's ok Tom, at the end of the day I think jBPM is better than Intallio, even
if now it has some things to impro
Well Tom, I'm not so sure jBPM is business analyst friendly...
Don't get me wrong, I like jBPM, and I think is a great tool, but there are
many things you need to code yourself in your PD's XML to create a process that
makes jBPM more programmer oriented. However, I haven't seen a single tool
c
Why don't you try to rebuild jbpm.sar? Search the forum on how to do this.
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Check your hibernate.cfg.xml, verify if you can find a line like this one...
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For instructions read chapter 8 of the manual.
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If you take a look at Seam's Wiki you can find a getting started on how to
setup a project in eclipse to develop web applications.
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Many companies I've seen in Mexico are very reluctant to migrate their stable
applications to a new app server or a new JVM. I know a bank that was using WAS
3.5 two years ago, just to make my point.
So, I think that jBPM having a dependency on J2SE 5.0 would not be such a good
idea. So far, I
"janice82" wrote : Dear Mr Cocampo,
| By the way, how can i get guide on how to create own GUI using the
facelets/JSF.
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As Ronald said, you can use the examples as guide; of course, Google is your
friend regarding additional resources on learning JSF and Facelets.
Regards.
Hello:
I have a process with a timer, and I wonder how to deploy the class that
implements ActionTimer. Is it enough to select the class from GPD and then
deploy it along with the process?. Who is responsible for compiling the class
(since you only deploy the .java, or at least that what I supp
"kukeltje" wrote : you'll get the chance if I ever come to mexico again. Where
did you say you live? Playa del Carmen? ;-)
Not even close, Mexico City, but if you ever came we can manage to visit
Acapulco, is that good enough?
BTW, I was pretty sure I read Roland all this time; didn't you chang
"kukeltje" wrote : no, I meant a jar file on the classpath with the
ProcessDefinition class in it, in addition to e.g. the sar file. So multiple PD
classes on the classpath
My dear Roland:
If I could invite you a beer, I'll do it for sure. Thank you very much, that
was indeed the problem.
Reg
BTW Roland, I saw this post of yours, it's from 5 years ago (in the 'Design of
JBoss jBPM' forum), you did seem to have a problem like mine, but there is no
answer posted...
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=72126
Regards.
PS. I meant to post:
anonymous wrote :
| It
"kukeltje" wrote : can it be the jbpmContext is loaded via e.g. the jbpm.sar
and there is an additional ProcessDefinition on the classpath? I remember
having had a similar issue (with a completely different product) where this was
the case.
Roland:
I tried different approaches to solve this pr
Hello:
Tom, Roland, Koen, I hope you jBPM guys can help me (anybody else's help is
apreciated too, but as this seems to be a jBPM API problem...)
Tools:
JBoss 4.0.4GA, jBPM 3.1.2, jBPM DB is running on MySQL 5.0, JDK 1.5.08.
I'm having an exception while instancing a process.
Here is the err
"jstachera" wrote :
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| I am not sure if I can leave the context open or it's better to create new
one every time when I want to get some data out of jBPM ?
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Well, it's a matter of choice; do you want to have the objects to be open all
the time (including your hbm definition file
If you are using jBPM 3.1.2 it is NOT possible to change forms, since they are
automagically generated by the engine/webapp itself. Nevertheless, you can
create your own GUI (by using facelets/JSF).
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To declare an action that sends mails as you "enter" a task:
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Here's a snippet from MailSender class:
| p
I think is kind of pessimistic, since you CAN'T really trust someone else is
actually going to answer you every time you ask. I would like you to consider
the following reasons why people don't answer:
- don't want to answer
- don't have time to answer at this moment
- they just come to learn an
To assign users to roles, you only need to insert the corresponding data in
tables JBPM_ID_GROUP, JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP (which is nothing but a join table
between users and roles, as you mas see in the Wiki).
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AFAIK, it is not possible to assign roles to tasks. However, you can assign
roles to pooledActors property, and then let your app pick the correct user and
assign him to the task instance.
BTW, remember that in some point there is no difference between roles and
users; e.g., you can assign role
"Digeratus" wrote :
| Also, I'm looking into converting the existing site into a pdf file. Would
someone want to post it somewhere if I can convert it?
As far as I know, you can post it yourself as a Wiki.
Regarding your DB setup, it's already done or not? I couldn't understand it
from your
Roland:
I'm interested in this topic, please let me know if I can help.
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BTW, if you're seeing an error in the console, it would be nice to have it too,
and the processdefinition file.
I'm wondering, in what timezone are you located? I don't know if there is some
kind of issue with this, maybe your app server is using another timezone, or
maybe jBPM is using it, I d
Can you show us some code? Maybe we can see if there is a problem with it...
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...you could start by reading chapter 8, and Searching TFF for RDBMS related
topics...
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When I said "CS" I meant "CVS"...
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No, is not possible in the stable version (3.1.2). However, AFAIK, there is
some way to customize it in the beta version available in the CS, using JSF
components.
Please Roland, correct me (again, please) if I'm wrong on this.
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Janice:
You can use the starter kit to deploy your processes; however, you could also
rebuild the jbpm.sar to deploy jbpm in whatever app server you want, with
whatever RDBMS you are already using; you can find instructions to modify
database and jBPM in chapter 8, and also in this post:
http:
Yes, it does contain the web app. I guess it is in a directory called
"jbpm/src/java.webapp".
Sorry for the last post, I was unable to see your answer (hence the sarcasm).
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Anytime. You're welcome.
Regards.
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"J.E.Z" wrote : Hi,
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| im a begginer at using jBPM. I copied the jbpm.war from the Starters Kit to
my Tomcat/webapps.
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Look at this: http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=74781.
According to this, you need to deploy the jbpm.sar, not the jbpm.war; follow
the instruc
Why do you need the tag? How are you going to use it?. Please explain further.
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Hi:
I don't understand why do you need to have variables attached to a process
definition. Could you please explain this in more detail?.
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This is not a jBPM question, but an Hibernate question; wrong forum...
However, here is the answer:
| import org.hibernate.Session;
| import org.hibernate.cfg.Configuration;
| ...
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| Configuration configuration = new Configuration();
| configuration.configure("anotherDB.cfg.xml");
It looks like you're missing the Hibernate JAR's in your JBoss AS.
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If you have read the docs, then you should be aware that jBPM uses Hibernate to
handle DB, hence the jars needed.
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"apill" wrote : We have an EJB 3 application running in Jboss that is designed
to track inventory. Our data model is persisted with hibernate and according to
the EJB3 spec and we're using stateless session beans to execute business logic
from the client application.
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| I would like design
Have you tried to create the jBPM database in the RDBMS you're using? That way,
it will be easier to acomplish your mission. Chapter 8 explains how, step by
step, and jBPM includes scripts for many RDBMS (in case they didn't included it
for your DB, you can always create your script, is not diff
And PLEASE, let me know what version of jBPM are you using, because there is NO
line 284 (blank line) in the JbpmConfiguration.java file I'm seeing (jBPM
3.1.2).
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BTW slacker, I had a problem while using JBoss Seam along with jBPM, a problem
with the DB; can you let me take a look at your code? I used the same approach
as you (by parsing the jbpm.cfg.xml file) and after a few tries I could solve
my problem (not a very orthodox way, but is working). Maybe
Just wondering...
Is it possible that the use of "findLatestProcessDefinition" instead of
"loadProcessDefinition" correct the problem?
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"onizuka82" wrote :
| i have already intalled the Jboss AS and mySQL database. How can i deploy
the jBPM engine. I have build the ANT. Do we need to put the jbpm.jar files and
jbpm.war files?
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In order to install jbpm, follow these instructions (Alex Guizar's message):
http://www.jboss.c
If you come with more specific questions, I'll be glad to help as far as I can.
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I'm wondering, how do taskInstanceList knows what process definition to use in
order to display the tasks assigned to an actor?
I mean, what happens if I have several process definitions, some of them with
tasks assigned to the same actor? Should taskInstanceList show me all the tasks
regardles
Roland:
Yes, you're indeed correct; yes, this is somewhere in the forums. Maybe the
"Search" link should be larger than it is, even now it's kind of hard to find
it myself!!! (LOL).
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I'm not sure on what do you mean by "how to start the engine", but you need to
create the DB first (look for instructions for your particular DB vendor in the
jBPM manual, chapters 5-8); obviously, you don't need to read the whole
chapters, but the parts you're interested in. Also, you can look
Also, what you're asking is WELL DOCUMENTED in the MANUAL; there is a whole
chapter about configuration of jBPM. I alredy tried it and works with no
problem (btw, yes, you need to create the DB, but it is also documented where
to find scripts for different DB vendors).
Regards.
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At least you tried to download the manuals, search the web (remember, Google is
your friend!), read the Wikis??.
What you're looking for is in the
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted.
Regards.
BTW, your problem is not about this being your first programming project;
You're correct, you need to get the jbpm.3 module.
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Why don't you take a look at this Wiki
(http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=EclipseSeamProject)?
I'm sure it will help you.
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First, take a look at this code:
| @Stateful
| @Scope(SESSION)
| @Name("messageManager")
| public class MessageManagerBean implements Serializable, MessageManager
| {
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|@DataModel
|private List messageList;
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|@DataModelSelection
|@Out(required=false)
Well, I'm not completely sure on what was the problem, but I think it was a
conflict with an existing jBPM jar since, previous to deploying the example, I
deployed the jBPM 3.1.2 jars (along with their dependant jars as indicated in
the manual) in jbossXXX/server/default/lib, and the example alr
Just wondering, why don't you remove the .java files from "ui" directory (not
the directory itself, since it is somehow required in the ant tasks). After
all, all the classes required to run your projects (those related to ui
management) are already included in the jboss-seam-ui.jar file.
I hop
"antitrust1982" wrote : when I "end" the task the task disapear of my list of
unfinished task. The problem with that is if I do a : task.end(); we arrived in
the end task and so I cna execute my process, because the other tasks are
finished too.
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| Somebody can help me to finish a task to
However, be aware that this process you're gonna see (websale.par) is NOT a
process related to the web app, is just an EXAMPLE, but as you could see in the
Getting Started Wiki, you can deploy OTHER processes and see them in the SAME
WEB APP, so, I insist, the websale is just an example, and its
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : I got the jBPM-3.1.2, and opened the example webapp
package jbpm.war. But I didn't find the process defination file, I think it
should has process defination file, such as processdefination.xml.
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| So I want to know how to control the busniess process of this web
It would be nice to have a feature that allow process developers/designers to
define an "external" interactive application to launch in case a task is
executed (a la Carnot BPM, no advertise intended). For example, I would like to
deploy some JSP's in the same app server where jBPM is living, so
"Mohab" wrote :
| hi, i want to know how to integrate between JBPM and Jdeveloper, as i need
to create process inside the JBPM within my platform of Jdeveloper10g
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I guess you're not gonna be able to do this, unless you find a way to migrate
the jBPM Process Designer plugin (written for
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