This is getting away from the original subject of this post... so it may be
worth putting this conversation in a new post.
The application I deployed used the in-memory database. There was no need to
use a full blown relational database. So this eventually became a non-issue.
There is a lot of
Ronald,
I suppose it does sound pessimistic. I have posted many times and this is the
1st time I get a reply.
I don't think I am the first person to experience this either.
Maybe there was something wrong with my questions. It would be really helpful
if you shed some light on this.
Thanks,
Ronald,
Thanks so much for clarifying that for me. It really helps!
Just as an FYI... I resolved most, if not all of those issues by reading
through the posts in the forum.
Thanks again,
John
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John,
Thank you so much for your reply. I really appreciate you taking the time to
share this information with me
I have to wonder how many people who knew the answer read the post and never
bothered to reply.
All the best!
John
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Hi,
I am having difficulty associating variables with task instances. I am using
hypersonic to test my code and when I check the JBPM_VARIABLEINSTANCE table,
the TASKINSTANCE_ column is null.
My process definition loops over the same task node multiple times. Each time
the token reaches the
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I posted a complete example that works and does what you want. Just as Brad
suggested, mine worked only with custom timers -- not created in the process
definition.
I later updated the process definition shown in order to get rid of the
exception that I was getting.
Anyways, all you have to
I have been running a java based process that uses the ScheduLerThread to
execute timers.
new SchedulerThread().start()
When the process completed, the SchedulerThread would continue running
indefinitely, until I read a couple of posts and came up with this solution.
I think it gets around an
Hi,
I have a process that loops to a wait state. The wait state uses a timer to
perform a number of actions -- see process definition below. Everything runs
fine until the Decision node determines that it is time for the process to end.
The return(end-transition) eventually throws the
I removed the exception as follows:
I redesigned the process definition so that the end-transition takes place from
the wait state. This is the new shutdown procedure:
1. The decision node suspends the timer
2. The decision node sets the context variable
3. The decision node always moves back to
I am in the process of getting jBPM up and running with the hypersonic database
and ran into an OutOfMemory exception while performing the build.xml junit
tests.
Setting VM arguments under the JRE tab in the eclipse run dialog was
unsuccessful. These are the settings I tried.
-Xms512M -Xmx512M
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