Hi,
Can anyone guide me on this please.
When we get an exception during the jBPM process, an exception handler is
invoked. But this exception handler is not aware of the exception that
occurred.
I need to capture the error message and the stacktrace.
I am sure everyone will face this problem
Hi,
I get the same problem.
The JBOSS classloader loads the process definition xml files using its custom
class loader, for some reason it searches for the xml file with respect to the
lib - jbpm-jpdl.jar. Place this jar in the WEB-INF/lib and then place your
process definition xml files direc
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
You are right when you say anonymous wrote : I experimented a bit and I found
that I must point to the node just before the node "SectionCleanup" to get the
node "SectionCleanup" executed.
I found that to jump to a node, I must go one node before, since it starts
exe
Solved the problem
When we use the following code
ProcessDefinition.parseXmlResource(âÂÂAutomationService/processdefintion.xmlâÂÂ)
to parse the xml so that we can deploy it, It uses a ClassLoader internally
instantiated by its own custom class â ClassLoaderUtil.java to load the
reso
Hi,
I have a war file, which has a servlet that will load on startup to deploy my
process definitions like the following -
| pdSubProcess =
processDefinition.parseXmlResource("AutomationService/processdefinition.xml");
| jbpmContext.deployProcessDefinition(pdSubProcess);
I get a j
I need to deploy some process definitions into JBOSS. [not via eclipse, since
this is not for development]
I understand that there are ways to do it via code.
However, where do you generally place the .par file, in the deploy folder of
JBOSS, or any local folder.
I am just curios to know what
How does this email node work.
Do we have to hardcode eveything into the xml? Cant we create the subject, mail
content etc and then use it in the email node.
Would be great if anyone can advise how the node works.
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Pardon again, the code just doesnt come in quotes.
Let me repeat the question -
Here goes -
I am trying to write exception handlers for a process definition.
When an exception occurs, I would like the ExceptionHandler to be executed.
However it would be crucial for me to know what exception
Sorry the code did not come correctly
Here goes -
anonymous wrote :
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Hello,
I am trying to write exception handlers for a process definition.
When an exception occurs, I would like the ExceptionHandler to be executed.
However it would be crucial for me to know what exception message was in
CommonHandlerException.
The sample code
anonymous wrote :
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Absolutely.
However, I wonder why the attribute - binding="late" is not added in the xml
schema, I only found out by going through the code that we can actually use
that.
Should'nt the xml schema definition be updated?
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Hi,
Deploying using the ant script or calling the servlet, manually writing code to
deploy is the only way to deploy a process definition, other than eclipse?
Can't we create a archive containing the processdefiniton and the classes
needed and drop it in the deploy folder? .par does not work.
Hello,
I found the problem, in the below code, I was using two different context
objects.
The following link has some more details on it
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3981392#3981392
What is also important is as this topic suggests, is the order of deployment,
the
I tried this as well, with no effect.
anonymous wrote :
| JbpmConfiguration jbpmConfiguration = JbpmConfiguration.getInstance();
| JbpmContext jbpmContext = jbpmConfiguration.createJbpmContext();
| try {
| ProcessDefinition processDefinition =
I am running into the similar problems, however I am currently executing the
jBPMs standalone.
In that case how do we specify the anonymous wrote : sub-process
My mail processdefinition looks something like this -
anonymous wrote :
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Hello,
I am a bit confused as how to implement exception handling in jBPM. Exceptions
can occur in the delegation classes and I need to stop the default flow of the
transition. I mean, once an exception is caught I might want to do something -
send a mail etc. and stop executing the transition
The right click actions like - Add Action Handlers etc are not available from
GDP 3.1, i believe.
They are now sifted to the properties tab below. Everything should be available
there.
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Hello,
I have some old code that uses EJB for transactions and some quite heavy
stateful session beans that are needed in some use cases in my project.
I was trying to bring in jBPM into the workflow, I was wondering whether, the
action handlers that I write, can invoke Stateful / stateless se
Unknown Host exception is the problem. You have to make an entry in the IP host
table
Depending upon your platform
Solaris:- add an entry in the /etc/hosts file
# Internet host table
| #
| 127.0.0.1 localhost
| chambers
since chambers is the unknown host.
Windows:- add an en
They are just warns, if you dont need log4j just ignore them in the standalone
program of yours and the program will still work.
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Just a correction to my earlier message.
I understand it is not an error, just a warn - but does hundreds of messages
like this indicate a problem that we need to investigate?
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This topic suggests that this is a warning that will still come for SFSB -
Stateful session beans.
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=81523
However is this error anyways related to slowness.
And why does the error occur? Is it because when the cache is attempting to
flus
Change the logging to trace and see whats happening.
Regards
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Hi,
We are having loads of these errors in the logs in production after porting to
JBoss4.0.4GA from JBoss3.2.3 :-
anonymous wrote : 2007-07-17 21:40:56,580 61910688 WARN
[org.jboss.ejb.plugins.AbstractInstanceCache] (Thread-37:) Unable to passivate
due to ctx lock, id=192.168.128.105:1099:f4
Thanks Adrian,
Appreciate the reply.
We checked the Consumers who were nacking the messages back and found that they
had an old set of code base on them and were giving some exceptions relating to
invalid version. On fixing them the problem disappeared. Thanks again, your
reply gave an additi
Hi,
We are having a production issue at the moment while submitting messages into a
queue. Using Jboss 4.0.4GA
When a message is submitted in the queue, it is consumed successfully. We have
about 40 consumers. However when the messages grow in number, we start facing a
lot of problem.
The qu
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