Damn, xml formatted data is not supported in this forum :(
so, those xml is:
string name=resource.hibernate.cfg.xml
value=/hibernate.cfg.xml
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*So... in jBPM config-file (jbpm.cfg.xml) exists a string:
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by default, the hibernate.cfg.xml and jbpm.cfg.xml files are residing in the
same directory, often bundled within a jar:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] lib]$ jar -tvf jbpm-configs.jar
| 0 Thu Aug 30 01:05:28 CEST 2007 META-INF/
| 71 Thu Aug 30 01:05:28 CEST 2007 META-INF/MANIFEST.MF
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And what ?
Ok, there my mistake with leading slash in configuration property
resource.hibernate.cfg.xml. But i've tested it without this slash too - and
the algorithm of hibernate's config file loading was same as described before,
in my previous post.
What if i do not want to store
If you don't want the *cfg.xml files in a separate jar, you could include it in
the classpath, for a web-app this would be WEB-INF/classes. Here is a (partial)
listing of a modified jbpm-console.war, where the configs are taken from the
WEB-INF/classes folder.
./jboss-console.war
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