Your welcome, though the thanks are due to you, since it was your suggestion
that pointed me in the direction of the solution.
'til next time.
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Resolved the problem by not creating the taskinstance before processinstance
enters the task-node.
Thanks for the suggestions and comments.
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A good point ...after the node has been entered The api is used to:
| ProcessInstance pi = context.newProcessInstanceForUpdate(myProcess);
| pid = pi.getId();
| context.close();
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| context = getContext();
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| ProcessInstance pi =
It seems that the task instance is not getting acknowledged even though the
association in the db seems to be correct.
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On the chance that the taskinstance is not associated with the processinstance,
I tried to add the taskinstance after entering the task-node. The error message
indicates it is already associated:
anonymous wrote :
| Caused by: org.hibernate.NonUniqueObjectException: a different object with
I'm currently working in a jbpm3.1.3 environment. I have run into an
unexplained behavior with the create-tasks attribute of the task-node element.
In a process definition where task-nodes do NOT contain this attribute,
instantiating a new process instance and task instances, then signalling
While the text seems unclear to me, I have determined that it refers to the
root directory of the web archive file. Consider the question answered.
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While the text seems unclear to me, I have determined that it refers to the
root directory of the web archive file. Consider the question answered.
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drop constraint FK_ACTION_EXPTHDL
Any suggestion or pointers would be greatly appreciated.
I noticed in kazam's post the C3P0 connection used the oracle driver. Any
thoughts?
Thanks,
warfster
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In section 5.2 of the user guide, the text indicates the jbpm will look in the
root directory first. What is this dir?
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In section 5.2 of the user guide, the text indicates the jbpm will look in the
root directory first. What/where is this dir?
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I was able to fix this problem by re-reading the tutorial and correcting the
XDoclet tags in my ComputeServlet.java class.
See the JBoss Eclipse IDE Tutorial, Procedure 6.1. HTTP Servlet Configuration
regarding the XDoclet tags for this servlet.
This also addressed the issue I had with the
Were you able to work through this problem and find a solution?
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