Hi all,
this may be a stupid question but since I did not find any hints I will post it
nevertheless.
I use JBPM without storing the processdefinition in the database in a JEE
environment. I only parse the processdefinition.xml once and (re)use the
ProcessDefinition java object. Since I want t
Here I am again.
Now I got really confused. Looking into the jbpm-gpd-site-3.0.12.zip, I saw
that the plugins directory already contains the xerces plugin which (as it
seems) cannot be found...
...I installed the latest eclipse 3.2.1, the latest WebToolsProject plugin and
the designer plugin 3
For testing I tried to install the 3.0.12 plugin on a plain, fresh eclipse 3.2
(only JDT included, no WTP or other stuff). The update manager says that the
"org.apache.xerces" plugin is required but missing. I'll now search on how to
fix this the easiest way - probably installing WTP...
I'll rep
Thanks for your response.
I closed all other Eclipse-Projects and tried it again: moved one node on the
process definition (via GUI) and saved it -> same problem. CPU usage of 100%.
In the readme.html file of the jbpm-gpd-site-3.0.12.zip, I found that it is
only tested with 3.1 version of Eclip
Hello everyone,
I currently tried out the designer plugin 3.0.12 and run again into the problem
I described at
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=82559&postdays=0&postorder=asc&start=40
Pressing the "save" button on a modified process definition causes Eclipse to
hang a lo
Okay. Think I should consider to do it in your way. Perhaps I can deploy it
first on our testing system and run the test suite there. Can you give me a
hint how your acceptance environment looks like? Does it need an IDE installed?
Thank you very much.
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Hmm. That's right. But the reason why I use script expressions is to allow the
developer to make little changes for the running system on the fly. Then, the
modified processInstance is deployed on the production system without running
any unit test. If the modifications in the script are now bro
Hello everyone,
I have some questions about testing and validating script expressions within a
processdefinition:
Is there a way I can verify the correctness of the syntax of a beanshell
script? At best I would like to do this verification before a new
processdefinition is deployed into the da
I am having the same problem. For me, it seems that the freeze only happens
when saving the process definition (and CPU usage goes to 100%). I think this
problem occurred with 3.0.9 whereas 3.0.8 worked fine. I also have this problem
with the latest 3.0.11 release. Modifying something in the Gra
Thank you very much. That's exactly what i meant. I'll check this out :-)
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...one thing that came into my mind just now is, that - when using a SOA/ESB -
the thread that executes the workflow (the generic ActionHandler you mentioned)
is blocked until the response of the service is received.
In the proposal that I made, all threads continue their work, which is a great
Here is my scenario:
I have three computers in a network. The first 'computer1' initiates the
workflow. The other two (computer2 and computer3) have different specific tasks
which have to be executed at a specific node in the workflow (by the
CommandExecutor). After these nodes were executed as
AFAIK, there is only one default destination for all async nodes (see
org.jbpm.graph.def.Node and org.jbpm.command.ExecuteNodeCommand).
Since I'd like to use multiple CommandExecutorThread instances on different
machines, I can configure them so that every CommandExecutorThread has its own
desti
Thanks for the reply, t-dome. Your solution has the advantage, that i only need
to re-implement three classes: DBMessageService, DBMessageServiceFactory (for
jbpm.cfg) and CommandExecutor. I my eyes, the only thing that is missing for
clustering is the exception handling for the line
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Hi,
I would also like to use the CommandExecutor in an cluster (starting it
multiple times on different machines). It sounds as if the DBMessageService
will not be cluster-ready in the future. Am i right?
If I am not fully wrong it is no big effort to make the DBMessageService
cluster-ready.
I
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