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JBPMTransientStorage is a substitute for the transient variable . I used it
bcoz transient variables were not working as expected in my case. So if you
want you can use the transient variable as well. noOfTrantisionsFromNode
variable is getting set from my application based on the crit
Hi ZP,
Really sorry for not sending you this earlier. I had the files ready but
somehow just couldn't send it to you. Here is the outline of what I did.
Where-ever I wanted the fork functionality I have created a simple node and
added the following as the handler "CustomNodeHandlerFork.java" an
Yes I could do it. Give me some time and I will post the solution. If you want
give me your email id I will send you the solution directly...
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Nils,
For me it happens even if the second task in not a notification node. Please
see the process definition attached by me.
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Hi Nils,
I did not tried much to figure out a workaround for the problem as our client
decided to go with an earlier version of JBPM. I will try to find a workaround
by this weekend if it is too late do let me know and I may try too get it done
earlier. I think one of the workaround would be to
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=== Environment ==
- jBPM Version : jBPM4.0
- Database : Oracle 10g
- JDK : jdk1.5.0_16
- Container : jdk1.5.0_16
- Configuration : No customization done
- Libraries : libraries that comes with jBPM
=== Process ==
=== Environment ==
- jBPM Version : jBPM4.0
- Database : Oracle 10g
- JDK : jdk1.5.0_16
- Container : jdk1.5.0_16
- Configuration : No customization done
- Libraries : libraries that comes with jBPM
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MainPro
have you checked the due date of the timers in the database? The timer will be
created based on the business calendar configuration. If the duedate of timer
is not correct tweak your calender config.
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Hi,
I have a requirement to create "n" number of sub process where "n" is not fixed
and can be determined only in run time. I am trying to find out if there is a
way to do the same in JBPM4. I have seen many solution for JBPM3 but not for
JBPM4. Please help this is urgent!!!
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try the code below
public static void main(String[] args) {
ProcessEngine processEngine = new Configuration()
.buildProcessEngine();
RepositoryService repositoryService =
processEngine.getRepositoryService();
I have a process as below
(Start -> Task-1(Assign it to User1) -> Task-2(Assign it to User2) -> Task-3
(Assign to User 3) -> End.
I started the process instance and then signalled the it from Start to Task-1 a
task is generated for User1 (checked in the database). Now I signalled the
process aga
We have a requirement that to comply with certain laws the business process
definition may be changed and all the process instances should follow the new
path defined in the new process definition. I have 2 questions here:
1. Is this doable/advisable?
2. Is there something out of the box which JB
Hi,
I have a situation where I have to set the dueDate of the timer on the fly when
I enter the task node which has the timers(2 timers). Is there a way to do it?
If not how can I create the timers associated with a task node using APIs.
Thanks in Advance.
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I m using JBPM 3.3.1 and JBPM 3.2.2.
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But in JBPM3 even if there is a chnage in the class definition one need not
version their classes. JBPM takes care of the class versioning itself. But it
seems that facility is not there in the JBPM4 please refer
/doc/userguide/html_single/index.html#deployingclasses.
But once discussing with one
In JBPM3 even if there is some change in the class what all you have to do is
make relevant changes in the class and deploye the whole process. No need to
change the package of the class or class name. But in JBPM 4 you have to change
the class name of class package both of which will result in
Using
repositoryService.createDeployment()
.addResourceFromClasspath("org/jbpm/examples/services/Order.jpdl.xml")
.deploy();
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You understood it correctly but does is there any otehr way because changing
the class name doesn't looks like a clean approach. Is there something like
JBPM3 where u need not care for the class packaging?
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What is the significance of Due Date and End Date in a Task. Is due date
anyways connected to the appearence of Task in user's task list? Does
specifying end date marks the end of the task?
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So how do I delay the appearence of task in the user's task list. How about
using timer for this?
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Is it possible to fetch task based on task variables?
Suppose I store name of the client with the Task and want to show all the task
related with the client?
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I am working on JBPM3.3.1 and JBPM3.2.2
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Hi,
I have a requiement to manage following through configuration. Is it possible?
a) Next Step for a task
b) For whom the task will be generated
c) To whom the e-mail will be sent
Also is there a way to modify process definition programatically?
The above question is applies to following ver
If I have 2 different version of a Process having different class file
versions. How can I maintain this in JBPM4 version.
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Can I keep it some where in JBPM so that whenever I change these it will take
effect automatically.
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"it notifies the sub process" this means it signals the process state node to
continue. So here what we have to do is manually figure out if all the sub
processes has ended if not then we have to put the execution back to the
process state node.
"So what you want is to use the for each forkhand
I have certain question about Token.
1. What is a token?
2. Do we get a separate token for each node or just one toke for the entire
process definition?
3. If I am programmatically creating multiple instances of a Task can I have
same set of variables but different values for all of them and also
Yes you are right that if a subprocess is ended it will take due care to notify
the parent but how about multiple subprocesses? In case of multiple
subprocesses each one signals the parent and that creates a problem. Luckily I
figured out the way but there is one more problem. Here is the busine
Hi Ronald thanks for the reply the book you have suggested is good but doesn't
speak much about the jPDL moreover the book's title itself says that it is
mainly for business analysts. If you have any idea can you please explain how
can I figure out if all the subrocesses has ended before moving
Hi,
I am a new to JBPM and found that there is very less documentation or proper
documentation of the features of JBPM. Is there any book or reference material
other than the user guide? Also is there a specific documentation on how to use
execution context? A quick help will be highly apprecia
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