Problem is that if you load a process definition via hibernate and then
serialize it you still keep a link to hibernate and when deserializing you
still have all the links to other objects and exceptions as if you were trying
to save a copied instance.
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Hi,
Thanks for your reply.
The problem is that I design my process definition directly through the objects
of the "definition graph". I don't use the eclipse graphical designer nor the
XML to parse into a definition.
As I have very simple definitions to create I developed a web based design
Hi,
After changing of problem and trying differents method to do this I am getting
more and more clueless on how to do this.
The deep copy doesn't work because of the non-bean properties of some jbpm
objects.
Does someone have any idea ?
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Hi,
Thanks for the reply. I didn't know about deep copy and all this stuff so I had
a look at it. I tried to use this library :
http://sourceforge.net/projects/beanlib/
in order to create a process Definition copy.
Then, I bumped into a problem quite unexpected :
In process definition there a
It is important to precise that I create my process definitions programatically
and so I don't have any access to the XML definition.
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Hi,
I looked through all the documentation and on this forum but didn't find
anything really pertinent.
I would like to duplicate a process definition and all its childs (nodes task
transitions).
Is there any simple way to do this ? The only one I found so far is to create
new objects and c
Hi,
In order to do this I created an object holding a collection (a list in my
case) of a custom object and I made an hibernate mapping in order to let jBPM
know how to persist those objects.
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"kukeltje" wrote :
| npe: in that case the other solution will indeed not work. Generating xml
from the PD object is not supported anymore (jpdlxmlwriter is deprecated)
I'm not sure I get that well :
That means I have to forget about XML (no problem though) and persist it
Actually i'm facing a problem with that and I quite agree with simon.
I created my process definition programmatically with an action that creates
the variables of the process at the start of a new instance, based on a map
that is a field of my action handler (maybe not the best solution but it'
Hi all,
As far as I understood all the doc I could found and the subject of this topic,
it's impossible to store variables at the process definition level.
It means that you have to instantiate and eventually initialize the variables
each time you instantiate a process instance.
Can someone co
Actually I am working on some process designer web based. The goal of it is not
the redevelop a GPD but to provide a easy and very simple way to configure a
process with restricted functionalities (no fork for example). The idea is to
still have the possibility to configure complex processes in
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