What about using eclipse for the process designer but a stripped down version
of eclipse that when started up takes you right into the process designer and
nothing else is available anything like that on the table?
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I had the same problem.
1.) Go into your configuration for the application server and switch it from
"debug" mode to "run" mode.
2.) Start the server in the IDE. Let it start up all the way.
3.) Stop the server
4.) Go back into the configuraiton and switch it back to "debug" mode
5.
Hi Bill,
In a nutshell, we are moving away from the J2EE (JEE) stack - but staying Java.
I think that TerraCotta has it "right on the money" when it comes to how you
should be developing your applications from an enterprise perspective. So
having to carry around a big application server and
I agree with most of what you are saying. A newbie forum would be a good idea.
And lack of version numbers is a big problem that you typically don't discover
until you have gotten well into your implementation of the article.
anonymous wrote : but the question is asked often enough...people us
Sure I will respond.
"did you look at the docs? If yes, did you find or mis relevant info in there "
Yes, I looked in the docs. Could not get it to work. Docs in general (even
outside of JBoss) are almost never reliable.
"did you search the forum? If yes, did you find or mis relevant info in
We want to use jBPM without having to use JBoss - much like we use Hibernate
today without having to use JBoss. Is this possible? If so, can someone
provide the link?
Otherwise, the only option we see is we have to use OSWorkflow from
OpenSymphony.
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It would appear that if I modify the process definition, I am unable to
redeploy it unless I recreate all of the jbpm tables in oracle.
I do not see the same problem when using Hypersonic. Is this true? Or am I
doing something wrong?
I get all sorts of hibernate mapping exceptions with the G
The process was modified to simply add an additional node in the workflow. The
old workflow would deploy just fine. But once we added in this new node, we
get the errors below.
I have attached the workflow after the error log. If we revert back to the old
work flow, it deploys fine.
In addi
I think it may be Oracle related. On the local machine when I deploy, all is
fine, but I am using hsql. On the remove machine, I use Oracle.
We recreated the oracle jbpm tables, but it did not seem to help. Maybe we
created them wrong.
Any help still greatly appreciated!
Mark
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The designer for Eclipse is pretty cool for modeling the process. And it works
when I click on the deployment tab and click on the deploy button. But this
does not work in production environments where we use ant scripts to build and
deploy.
Can someone point me to where it describes how to
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Either the script is bad or I have an incompatibility with the JBPM version and
the mysql version.
Can someone point me to where the doc states what version of mysql the
mssql.create.sql script is compatible with?
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So help me understand something here. The scripts that come with JBPM for
mysql, specifically the mssql.create.sql script, does not work with mysql?
At least, that is what I found and appears to be what you found with your 4000
issue. If this is the case, what is the point of having this mys
We have the same problem... did you find a resolution?
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