Ronald thanks a lot. You helped me out here.
The following does the trick:
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Is it possible to retrieve the xml String of the processdefinition of a
processinstance via the api?
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Hi,
I need to display information based on a join between the JBPM4_HIST_TASK table
en the JBPM4_HIST_ACTINST table.
Via the API its possible to query them both separately, but joining the List
results afterward is a big detour.
Is there a way to achieve this via the API?
(Its easy to do it via
@Ronald: Indeed as Rujimethut already said, the bug is still there.
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That would saved (a lot of) time for me :-)
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Sorry for not mentioning it in my previous post but I also tried the following
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But this code does nothing at all... It'
Now we're back where we started :-) those silly loops
My initial try was this
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And this works fine except for the context vari
Ok, I think a get the picture but i still have some problems.
First be aware that i'm using jBPM 4.
@TejJBPM:
anonymous wrote : The only system templates are "task-assign" and
"task-reminder" which are by default present in jbpm.mail.templates. Whatever
variables you want will work only under th
I'm aware that I'm using the "task-assign" template and indeed i have set
notify to 'yes'. Everything works fine except for the taskInstance variable.
For the moment I'm not trying to make a custom template.
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Stacktrace:
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In jBPM 3 it was possible to use some context variables in EL (for ex.
taskInstance & processInstance).
It seems to be that this doesn't work in jBPM4?
Gert
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Ronald
As I dive deeper into the code (and learn more and more about jBPM). This is my
conclusion so for (I don't know if this is right so please correct me if I'm
wrong). Timers etc are stored as jobs and can be retrieved via the
managementService.createJobQuery()...
So far so good, but am I
Hi,
If I want to implement reminders in jBPM 4 what do have to set up to get this
working?
It is not clear to me when the jBPM engine poll's the tasks to see if it has
to send a reminder. So for the moment nothing happens with the reminders
attached to my tasks (no reminders mails are send au
Ronald,
Timers etc also don't work. My environment is a JSF (ADF Faces) Application who
runs on a WebLogic 11g. Until now my app is more a 'quick and dirty' approach
to see if I get everything working under this new environment. For the moment
my process engine is in a singleton and is only cal
The JBoss AS installation delivered with jBPM contains a JBoss Service (SAR)
which hosts a jBPM Service (which is bound via JNDI). Since I don't want to use
JBoss as AS, what are the other options? I assume that I always need some kind
of service who hosts a process engine?
Regards,
Gert
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