@falazar and @kukeltje
Thanks for your great attention and help..
For now , i would prefer waiting for the next ui supported version as wanted
from my company.
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Welll, good luck, we have been tasked with the job of finding a good
near-complete workflow for over a month now, and truly have met with limited
results (short of jBPM) first we were fleshing out the details for our own
system, but were told of increasing requirements, so started looking
James,
For the process to show up in the processlist, you have to have a task in the
startnode.
For the group tasks, I got committer access recently, so can try to find out
how to implement this. For the combobox, I'm creating a small demo process
which uses lots of ui components (list,
In one form or another this has been answerd: build your own webapp. De webapp
that comes with jBPM is for RAD purposes and will maybe one day grow to a full
ui, but not for now.
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kukeltje wrote : In one form or another this has been answerd: build your own
webapp. De webapp that comes with jBPM is for RAD purposes and will maybe one
day grow to a full ui, but not for now.
Well, i understood that it is impossible to put a combobox like structure into
the application
I 'm a bit confused..It will be really great if you could explain building my
own web application. A brief explanation will be great help.
Thank you very much for your help...
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Take your favorite framework (jsf, struts, whatever), look at the jbpm webapp
to see how the jbpm api is used . This all has nothing to do with a plugin for
eclipse or anything.
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You need to deal with a Web Application which really has nothing to do with
jBPM, it is something totally seperate. You will need some sort of java web
app, the starter kit is currently using JSP technology
(http://java.sun.com/products/jsp/) so you can take what is created there and
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My compliments James.
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kukeltje wrote : My compliments James.
From me too..It was a great help..Thank you so much James for spending your
time..I will work on it..
Thanks again...
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I want to thank everyone for their attention.It was really helpfull to
understand the environment. Before going on to my question, i must tell that
ccelgun was a friend of mine that wrote the questions for me as i was unable to
connect to internet for some time.I am the one that deals with the
[quote =gkestor]I am new about jbpm. In processdefinition.xml, there are task
instances. How can I obtain controller that has multiple values? Like combobox
in html.
for example :
task - controller - variable name = color
variable color may has red,yellow,
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gkestor wrote : I am new about jbpm. In processdefinition.xml, there are task
instances. How can I obtain controller that has multiple values? Like combobox
in html.
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| for example :
| task - controller - variable name = color
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| variable color may has red,yellow,
I found out
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