Ok - you should be able to find a mini tutorial here now:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CustomTasks
(Linked from the jbpm home wiki page under jbpm 3)
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Hmm, yeah I guess that makes sense... for some reason I had it set in my mind
that since all the task instances for a process instance weren't created from
the get go, that I wasn't going to be able to plan ahead, but obviously the
process definition itself could be accessed runtime!
Thanks
it seems like a common thing to want to be able to do... for now i have tried
adding the attributes i need to Task and that seems to be working well.
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Our company is considering JBPM as a replacement for our current workflow
management software (built in-house), but it seems to be missing a vital piece!
Here's the scenario:
We need to assign several stateful properties, including Estimated Man Hours,
Actual Man Hours, Due Date, etc to our
Continual Improvement is one of the main benefits you achieve by having a BPM,
right? So, I'd say that the deployment and redeployment of process definitions
should be encouraged in production, not just during development!
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ok, what you need to do is actually download the version of JBPM that you're
insterested in using, and look for the single page userguide. For version
jbpm-jpdl-3.2.GA, you can find this in the \doc\userguide\html_single folder.
Be sure to open the html_single version of the user guide unless
Yes, don't rely on maven to build from source as it isn't being supported
currently. You'll find that the build is very maven-like anyways as it will
set up a local repository and gather up all the dependencies for you. You will
have to define a class variable named JBPM_REPO within eclipse
While trying to help another user this morning to build jbpm3-2 from source, i
was trying to deploy the jbpm-console web app that i retreived from CVS. I set
my JBPm_REPO and ran install which successfully downloaded all the libs needed
to compile the project. I changed the version of my
Integration with Java 5 is of utmost importance IMO. We need to get tighter
integration with SEAM! SEAM is getting a lot of attention right now and so now
is the time to either branch JBPM to port 1.5 or just declare the change as
part of the roadmap. With all of the attention, people are
So I was looking around Hibernate's API and found the QBE bit which seems to be
handy for simple queries. I then wondered how I could go about something
similar in Seam. I didn't want to open up my own Hibernate Session and
consequently manage that Session, so I came up with a little utility
ok, for readers' reference, here's a link to the feature request:
http://jira.jboss.org/jira/browse/JBSEAM-714
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