Thanks for reporting back. Can you just add which version of JBoss AS it is? It
might be in other posts in this topic, but it never hurts to have it close
together.
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I cannot imagine it is a problem with gravel or jbpm4jsf (and no I'm not going
to try now ;-)) More likely 2 versions (might even be the same ones, but with
classeds without) of jsf, which is (could be) only the case if you run it in
the console. Look if the jbpm.war/ear contains jsf and if the
Sorry, I overlooked your posting.
kukeltje wrote : persistencecontext: the default for the unit tests. Not sure
what it is.
Probably hsql in-memory?
anonymous wrote : Add my test above to the VariableInstanceDbTest.java.
Yes. That works - which makes things even more unclear. Tried it with
Hi Ronald,
thanks for working on that.
I tried on JBoss 4.0.4, which comes with myfaces (1.1) in tomcat5.5.sar. I
removed the jars, but that didn't work either.
The only chance that this is regular class loading problem is that there are
some faces-jars somewhere else in jboss (find didn't
persistencecontext: the default for the unit tests. Not sure what it is. Add my
test above to the VariableInstanceDbTest.java.
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I'm pretty sure now it is a multiple different classes /classloader issue as
mentioned above. I extended the VariableInstanceDbTest with the following test:
| public void testJSFSelectItem() {
| Collection selectItems=new ArrayList();
| selectItems.add(new
@Karsten
The reason I think it could still be a classloader issue is that you mentioned
you (also?) had jsf libs on in tomcat. If these classes do not implement the
serialversionid thingy, they are not identified as identical (I think) and
therefor the instanceof not working. Maybe you could
thanks for trying this out. It could (one way or another) still be a
classloading issue, so I'll try with another type of class
Thanks anyway
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Hi Ronald,
I just found some time to try it out.
kukeltje wrote :
| I'm curious though what would happen if you changed
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| System.out.println(first.node-enter: directly after setting variable:
instanceof selectitem:+(test.get(0) instanceof javax.faces.model.SelectItem));
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| to
anonymous wrote : pretty far from the truth
hmmm... I read your post and do not see where jBPM is involved in a way that it
is causing this problem. Everything you describe is JSF, the only thing is that
you put selectItems in a variable, but that is just like you would do in in a
bean. So
Hi Ronald,
kukeltje wrote :
| hmmm... I read your post and do not see where jBPM is involved in a way
that it is causing this problem. Everything you describe is JSF, the only thing
is that you put selectItems in a variable, but that is just like you would do
in in a bean.
|
I am
anonymous wrote : anonymous wrote : Yet, I do not disagree that a nicer
solution would be 'handy' and seam provides parts of that for you. what you
encounter now is in the grey area of the webconsole. What is it intended for?
Production systems? well, the management part should be. Is it
please what is so difficult about my previous post this is JSF stuff,
not jBPM. So please ask in the correct forum and learn JSF Btw Google
(or Yahoo, Altavista, search.nl or whatever really IS your friend)
JSF, selectitems, example great keywords to search on, but I bet you
I am having the same problem:
Argument Error: An option for component mycomboid was not an instance of
javax.faces.model.SelectItem. Type found: java.util.ArrayList.
mycomboid = id for the selectOneMenu
Riket44, did you find a solution?
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Hello,
Well, I will put all my code, because I have an error I can't found (since 2
days !!! )
First, here is my form :
| jbpm:datacell
|
| f:facet name=header
| h:outputText value=Produit desire: /
| /f:facet
|
| h:selectOneMenu
this is generic jsf stuff. please ask in the jsf forums...
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Do we really need to create an hbm file ??!
Usually I have my forms.xml and each forms near : form.product.xhtml,
form.example.xhtml ...
And for answer to jorges38, no I'm not able to do that for the moment... :(
Always looking for an example, I hope some people have one !
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whether you need a hbm file is dependant on whether you want the object that
provides the list to be persistent or not (in jbpm or outside in your
domainmodel). For JSF it is not needed. If you want the outcome to be stored in
a single jbpm variable (e.g. a string) there is already
I am sendig the coding that I have:
faces-config.xml
!-- Catalog--
managed-bean
managed-bean-nameproduct/managed-bean-name
managed-bean-classorg.jbpm.webapp.bean.Product/managed-bean-class
managed-bean-scoperequest/managed-bean-scope
managed-property
here you use your object as a variable type in jbpm. Then you need a hbm file
in jbpm.. correct. I normally do not do it this way. We have our domain model
outside of the engine.
But still.. what is the issue with this? What do you expect from me? I need
errors, explicit questions etc
Well, this have nothing to do with JBPM but still here is the change you have
to do to create a combo in your JSF page:
|
| h:selectOneMenu id=yourComboId
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value=#{yourBean.yourProperty}
|
Thanks Rocco, I hoped they themselves would have come up with even a simple
thing like this.
If you change #{yourBean.yourProperty} with e.g. #{proccesVar1} the yourBean
does not even have to be a processVariable or whatever. It can be any bean
outside jbpm.
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If somebody could have an example, it would be ok ;)
I understand JSF but I don't really understand how to do in jBPM...
(aaah my bad english, I can't say what I want :) )
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Do it the same as you normally would. The itemset comes from your database the
selected item is just referenced the same way as with an input element.
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Riket44,
Were you able to create de combo box with the item list from de PRODUCT
database (external table) ?I am looking for some samples too.
I have created de (product.hbm.xml) hibernate file and the Product Class with
(getters and setters) and modified the hibernate.cfg.xmlbut i am
I am helping... but you guys have to come up with trials and errors which I can
comment on. I'm not going to build a full example (unless one of you guys pays
my upcoming holiday)
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