I think I managed to fire a user-defined event, but i cannot see the effect on
the observer branch (the "Firing mail-delivered" message does appear on the
console). Does this make sense at all? Can such an event be seen in another
branch?
(party branch)
[task-node name="waitingfo
> Is the subprocess in a certain state and can continue from there? Is the
> subprocess not even started?
Yes, the observer sub-process(es) are in a waiting state, doing nothing but
waiting for all affected items to get past a certain state (mail delivered).
Initially i guess you could say that
Well, the reason we modeled the process like this, and I guess I wasn't clear
about that in the original post, is that the observer and item "states" are a
actually processes with multiple steps that need to be synchronized.
The item side represents sub-processes about postal mailing to certain
Hello,
We have a workflow where a number of observers need to observe a number of
items. A possible dependency relationship is such:
Process
/ \
Observer1 Observer2
/\ / \
Item1 Item2 Item3
An observer can only continue in the workflow if all observed items were
"
Hi Ronald,
Thanks a lot for your help! I don't really know what caused the problem, but
now everything works correctly. The test case you wrote was very useful, I
could adapt it to set up unit tests for our work flow, and I just kept tweaking
the process definition and code until things worked.
Hi,
We have a workflow with a fork, and need to track tasks in each branch. A
simplified use case follows:
Start
|
Task0
|
Fork
/\
Task11 Task21
| |
Task12|
\/
Join
|
End
We have a seam ui that uses PooledTaskInstanceList
In the process of getting rid of the seemingly deprecated gravel and j4j
dependency, we moved task transitions to seam component action methods, like
this:
public String transit(TaskInstance taskInstance, String transitionName)
{
JbpmContext context = M
Hi Ronald,
Well, I hope you'll find time to visit us anyway. Then again, there is always
next year!
We found a solution to the problem. It's brute, but works. Basically, before,
we dropped the whole jbpm database, and then restarted jboss as, thereby
recreating all tables again. Then, I notic
Hi,
>From time to time we'd like to flush out process data from the jbpm database,
>but only "running" process data, not the definitions. Which tables should we
>empty in this case?
i.e. we have a bunch of unit tests, and we'd like to keep the process
definitions, but clear out tasks that just
Hi,
I tried borrowing code from the jbpm console for listing tasks and making
transitions. I iterate over #{taskInstanceList} in a datatable (tried both
h:datatable and rich:datatable), but the gravel and j4j tags don't pick up the
iteration variable.
Thanks Ronald!
I did STFI and RTFM, still i could'nt find it.
I found this link in the getting started guide:
http://www.jboss.com/products/jbpm/downloads
but it redirects to the main jbpm project page.
Also, when you go to the canonical
http://anonsvn.jboss.org/repos/
page, jbpm is not liste
Hi,
I cannot seem to find anonymous access to any jbpm source repository. In
particular, I am looking for accessing this via anonsvn or anoncvs:
http://fisheye.jboss.org/browse/JBPM
Greg
http://b2international.com
ps: the dublin event was indeed great!
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