For an existing ProcessInstance, is it possible to restart it?
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That is not so convenient, but I can live with it. A new instance may be a
safer and cleaner way to do it. Thanks.
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I have the similar problem with hibernate323, jbpm321, jboss420.
anonymous wrote : 2007-07-30 23:14:20,714 5742606 ERROR
[com.rrd.pmt.workflow.service.Task] (pool-6-thread-1:)
| org.hibernate.StaleObjectStateException: Row was updated or deleted by
another transaction (or unsaved-value
What it takes to have more flexible timers to do something beyond the simple
repeat times and interval. Say, I want the timer execution interval changed
with retry times. With current enterprise approach, the only thing I can see is
to dynamically cancel and create the new timers. Can we do
Hi Ronald,
I searched both jboss.com and jboss.org. All lead me back to
http://labs.jboss.com/jbossjbpm/downloads, which goes to source forge.
What does STTF mean? Can you post a link to the cvs page?
Thanks,
Justin
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Ok, my fault. Thought reading the user doc should be enough. Thanks for the
reply.
Justin
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Hi,
In a processdef, one fork leads to several states, each state has a timer
attached. The idea is to do concurrent async executions through the
TimerServiceBean. However, get exceptions, when those states changing to join
node.
anonymous wrote : Caused by:
jbpm.cfg.xml
jbpm-context
| service name=persistence
factory=org.jbpm.persistence.jta.JtaDbPersistenceServiceFactory
| field name=sessionFactoryJndiName
| string value=java:/WorkflowSessionFactory /
| /field
| field name=isCurrentSessionEnabledtrue //field
Ok, found the problem.
TimerService.add() does not have interval, so only one execution suppose to
run. Made a small patch, works fine now.
Still, the concurrent execption is really ugly. Will try tree cache to see if
any difference.
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I have the same problem. I have jbpm-jpdl-3.2.1.GA, which does not have the
source code for jbpm-console.war. So I went to sourceforge and downloaded
everything from HEAD -
jbpm.bpel
ldap4jbpm
jbpm.db
lightning
jbpm.dist
mvc4j
jbpm.gop
new.console
experiments
jbpm.ide
svc4j
jbpm.2
jbpm.web
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