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i was just trying to find out the seam feasibility bt it got repeated in two
seperate thread.
neverthless sorry for any inconvenience.
Again as you said that the code i posted in this same thread isn't interpreted
by the container.
| ProcessDefinition pageflowDefinition
=jbpm.
Stop constantly asking this question in multiple threads all over the place.
anonymous wrote : Can Pageflow-defintion.xml be called from the servlet?
If you really want to just parse a pageflow definition from a servlet, then you
can just use a XML (e.g. SAX) parser. This has nothing to with Se
Can you tell me how to access to that code in cvs?
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"trekker880" wrote : Is there any sample code to test the pageflow transitions?
As in PageflowTest.java? This is currently not enabled in CVS, but it was
enabled until recently. So, I guess that was not hard to find and you're surely
able to get that code working again?
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Can Pageflow-defintion.xml be called from the servlet?
If yes then how do we call it from the servlet?
And where to put it in web application ?
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Is there any sample code to test the pageflow transitions?
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>From this code i want to pass the current page,Next page as parameters in a
>method. So i want this functionality in java class.
You are right as this is not interpreted by the container.
But cannot we do something to read the xml first and after that we can use the
methods to get the Current p
Please use [ code ] tags when you post. The code you posted above won't work
as the call to test1.test() isn't intercepted by the container - hence the
IllegalStateException. Try just calling the method from a JSF page.
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Hi this is my simple code -
package example;
import java.io.FileInputStream;
import org.jboss.seam.ScopeType;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Begin;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Create;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Name;
import org.jboss.seam.annotations.Scope;
import org.jboss.seam.
I strongly recommend that you install a debugger on your development machine.
It will make your life *much* easier :-)
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Ok.
If i am doing this
ProcessDefinition pageflowDefinition
=jbpm.getPageflowProcessDefinition("submit2");
I m still getting the same output.
Could you tell how we find out the path for the submit2.jpdl.xml in the java
class ?
thanx
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Pageflows are mapped by name not path.
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Hi i am using the same thing u told but i am not getting the desired output pls
tell me where i am wrong.
The output is
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--pageflowDefinition is null---
-instance.getProcessInstance()null
-pageflow.getNode()null
*
You can access the ProcessDefintion object using
Jbpm.instance().getPageflowProcessDefintion("Submit2");
You can then use a method like getNode("page2") or getNodes() to inspect the
node. Cast the Node object you want to org.jboss.seam.pageflow.Page.
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"trekker880" wrote : I had defined a pageflow.xml (Submit2.jpdl.xml)
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| And i m trying to find out the view-id in the java class and the
corrosponding page name.
| In Short i need the last,Current,and Next page with every page transition.
| Then what is the procedure ?
| Here i am not
I had defined a pageflow.xml (Submit2.jpdl.xml)
And i m trying to find out the view-id in the java class and the corrosponding
page name.
In Short i need the last,Current,and Next page with every page transition.
Then what is the procedure ?
Here i am not able to read the xml in the java file.
h
You should start by explaining what you are trying to do. Alternatively look
at the code in org.jboss.seam.bpm.Jbpm to see how Seam parses the pageflow (if
you *really* want to reparse it yourself)!
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"trekker880" wrote : hi how we can extract the view-id that is defined in the
pageflow.jpdl.xml ?
How to read the pageflow.jpdl.xml file in a java class like we do it in the
processdefintion.xml in jbpm?
FileInputStream fis = new
FileInputStream("processes/Hello_Core/processdefinition.xml");
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