Hi,
I've seen the pattern WPF3: Synchronization and checked the test case
Wfp03SynchronizationTest in jBPM3.1.4.
However, this workflow situtation is pretty straight forward, I cannot image
how to extend it when there's also data with the workflow.
E.g. let's see the jpdl in the testcase:
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Hi Ronald,
kukeltje wrote : Each task completed updates the global variable, so the last
task completed is the one that 'wins'.
This means there will be a data-loss. E.g. A modifies its local replica of a
global context variable, and B modifies also its replica. But if B approves
later,
Hi Koen,
Thanks for the response.
My company is evaulting jBPM and we love its framework, but we'd like to use it
with XPDL. Before we think of implementing it onto jBPM, is there any kind of
progress there on your side? So we shoud not start from scratch. Also, with
which version will you
Hi,
I've found on the eclipse site, that it's incubating a new Java Workflow
Tooling project :).
Koen Aers is also a member of (at least) the [xpdl] and/or [metamodel]
workgroup. JWT will use XPDL as its workflow language (along with BPEL for the
business processes). Near the end of this
Thanks. It was a post from 2005 on jbpm v3.0.x. I think, I used assignment
class=myHandlerClass in the processdefinition.xml, swimlane section.
However, your solution may work also.
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hi,
I'd like to ask a jbpm guru, to help me finding a method (in jbpm3.1.3) to list
all running process instances that were started by a given swimlane (by a
username). I found method only for getting taskInstances, but I'd like to see
my processInstances even if they are assgined to someone
