Awesome! Glad you got it working.
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Sorry, I don't.
Our second datasource is not being used for jBPM. We are running jBPM and our
application code against the same database. We have a 2nd database for
accessing some data we get from our partners.
So our usage is slightly different than yours. It sounds like you have jBPM in
@koen
I've been meaning to setup a blog for years and have not gotten around to it.
But would be happy to blog about it if I ever get the time. =)
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Here are my configuration files:
applicationContext.xml
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I just wanted to say what a great job you guys did with the jBPM 4.1 release.
Not only was it released on time, but the support promised for Tomcat was also
delivered. Thank you!
As of 3:30AM this morning we now have 2 production application servers running
jBPM 4.1 in Tomcat with Spring + JP
No one? Is the JobExecutor supported in a Spring environment using a Jta
Transaction Manager? I would be happy to help with troubleshooting if anyone
would point me in the right direction.
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Thanks for clarifying this.
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Yes, I have done a search and read that article. But that article is for
jBPM3. Not jBPM4.
The class "org.jbpm.JbpmConfiguration" does not even exist in jBPM4.
Any other ideas on how to get jBPM4 JobExecutor to start up in a Spring
environment?
I have tried the Servlet method but the JobEx
Another question in regards to the JobExecutor. We will be running multiple
application servers against a single database.
If the JobExecutor is running on all of our application servers, is this going
to be a concurrency problem? Or is the jBPM 4 JobExecutor designed to cope
with this out of
Does anyone have any idea how to start the JobExecutor? I have configured the
JobExecutor in the jbpm.cfg.xml file and it is working. However, it only seems
to run when an asynchronous activity is started (ie: a task with a timeout in
it is created).
According to the documentation I just need
Thank you for pointing this out.
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Sorry, forgot to mention I am using jBPM 4.0
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Looking at the API docs for HistoryTask, I'm not sure how it is to be used
since there is no way to reference the task by name.
How would one ever determine history on tasks when the name of the task is not
stored? Nor is any other identifiable information.
I can see in the table there is a
Thank you very much for pointing me to the existing JIRA.
Believe me, I have searched and searched over the past few days but searches
don't always turn up the correct results unless you know exactly what you are
looking for.
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I've found the issue in the source. There is a bug in the code in
JoinBinding.java
Here is the defective source for that class:
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No, it does not. I have tried so many different ways of getting this to work
but with no success. No matter what I do, I cannot get it to move past the
join.
Here is an updated process flow that I am trying to simplify things:
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To expand, I have 2 child executions that are both in state "inactive-join".
Since both child executions have joined the fork, shouldn't the parent wake up
and continue in this case?
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Is it possible to go directly from a decision to a join within an execution?
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Thanks Felix.
Even after adding the @Local annotation, it is still not working. I even tried
adding my bean to the persistence.xml file as follows:
test.TestBean
No go. Any ideas here?
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Ok, I found this in the JBoss docs.
"EJB 3.0 beans must be packaged in a JAR file with the suffix .jar. "
http://docs.jboss.org/ejb3/app-server/tutorial/stateless/stateless.html
Does anyone know if it is possible to have the JBoss deployer scan for class
files outside of a .jar?
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>From reading the documentation I shouldn't need @local for a stateless session
>bean right? Or am I missing something?
All the examples I look at do not have the @local annotation.
Where would I put that annotation? On the interface? Thanks.
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Sorry, please ignore the stack trace posted above. It should read:
javax.naming.NameNotFoundException: TestBean not bound
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Hopefully someone can help me out with this.
I'm running the JBoss EJB3 embeddable server inside Tomcat 6. Everything seems
happy enough when booting. I'm trying to access a simple stateless bean named
TestBean from within a struts servlet.
I'm getting the following exception:
javax.naming
I'm getting the following stack trace when booting my server. It is Tomcat
with embedded EJB3.
Apr 17, 2007 5:22:20 PM org.apache.catalina.core.StandardContext listenerStart
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class org.jboss.ejb3.embedded.ServletBoot
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