What is the best practice for setting dynamic duedates on timers in jbpm4?
I have a use case were I need to signal a transition at a specific date/time
depending on a variable(java.util.Date) in the business process.
In the example below start is a Date variable on the process and this fails du
Have you found a solution for this? We are have the same use case were we have
a process with a lot of subprocesses that create several tasks and we need a
simple way to query for all the tasks for the process including tasks generated
by its subprocesses. The interfaces have some limitations an
"unsavory" wrote : Does anyone have any idea how to start the JobExecutor? I
have configured the JobExecutor in the jbpm.cfg.xml file and it is working.
However, it only seems to run when an asynchronous activity is started (ie: a
task with a timeout in it is created).
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| According to th
How can one access the commandservice to execute custom commands in JBpm 4? The
ProcessEngine interface has a execute() method that tries to get the
"user.command.service" wiredefinition (which is null by default), so the
question is: what is the best practice to run custom commands in JBpm 4? A
Is it possible to get the name of the task that was finished from the history?
To be able to get the name of the finished task one have to first find the task
in the HIST_TASK table, and then look it up in HIST_ACTINST (activity_name)
table too?
E.g. is there any plans to simplify the programmi
"lzdobylak" wrote : I'm starting learning jBPM and I was wandering what is the
best pattern to deny method executions?
| I mean how to prevent calling some methods depending on object state in
workflow, or even more:
| In arhitecture Client SWT <-> jboss EJB3 Application with jBPM
| how to
"unsavory" wrote : I just wanted to say what a great job you guys did with the
jBPM 4.1 release. Not only was it released on time, but the support promised
for Tomcat was also delivered. Thank you!
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| As of 3:30AM this morning we now have 2 production application servers
running jBPM 4.1
"kukeltje" wrote : Yes, use a plain fork-join for this.
I still have to admit that I think the task-node approach is much easier to
work with.
The jbpm documentation should have more information about differences from the
jbpm 3.x way to model stuff. E.g. to associate tasks with a state.
How
"kukeltje" wrote : no there is not. And not sure if it will return as it was or
whether alternative ways (more bpmn like) will be implemented.
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| What is the behaviour you need?
Im quite new to BPM and jBPM but I want to re implement an existing jBPM 3.x
process in jBPM 4, but the existi
Bumping this.
Is there any equivalent for task-node in jbpm 4?
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