I have the following issue:
I have an EJB3 session bean (SB1) with a remote interface (I2) which is in an
isolated ear EAR1. I2 extends I1 which is in a POJO jar in EAR1.
In a second ear - EAR2, I have the same POJO jar defining I1.
>From EAR2 I wish to locate SB1 (via JNDI) without including
I tried the method suggested and this didn't help.
If I leave the close out of the code the program functions correctly, but I
don't see an end date in the jbpm_taskinstance table so I assume that the
persistence occurs on the close.
If I obtain the current context into the code before my clos
I have the following code snippet which loads a process instance, loops for
unfinished tasks and ends them
In JBPM 3.1.4 this code works fine, but in 3.2.2 it fails with the following
error
Caused by: org.jbpm.JbpmException: closed JbpmContext in different order then
they were created... check
Hi,
We need to implement a parallelising system using messaging - work is handled
by message beans.
The upstream and message processing works fine - we've run cluster performance
tests on 20 messages and scalability is fine (and linear across 3 systems
in a cluster).
The problem is to det
I presume you mean http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JBMCantSeeMessages?
Your suggestion for search returned nothing, so thanks for that.
The issue is that, when using messaging to distribute processing across the
cluster, we would like to know when all the messages have been processed -
Please could you expand on this and define "delivered" and "client". By
delivered is this the point when it reaches the onMessage method or when the
message is fully removed from the database?
I stated in my text that by placing a breakpoint during processing within my
IDE, the messages are 'vi
The following is a code snippet which works without error, but does not return
any details in the QueueBrowser, I cannot fathom out why this could be.
A number of messages get placed on the queue, and if I stick a debug breakpoint
within the onMessage process, I can see these persisted in the da
Perfect - many thanks.
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Hi, I'm trying the Seam example DVD Store to demo it to my colleagues. All goes
well except ... after placing orders (using any of the order processes) I then
log in as manager, but I can't see any tasks! The process list shows the orders
in various states.
Am I missing something or is this a bu
