This is possible and some people have done this successfully. It is however not
the easiest job. As Ronald suggest, knowledge of Eclipse plugin development and
of GEF is a must. The easiest way is to look at the extension points that are
currently present in the plugin and see how they are used
I want to "upgrade" the GPD as well. But I don't really want to rewrite the
code because I want that my changes will work with future versions of the GPD
too. That means I want to develop a plugin which has the GPD as dependency and
then want to add some functionality. And now I want to know if
yes, do use jsf, but also go for seam. The jBPM console is also going in that
direction and the jBPM4jsf might change in the not so distant future (getting
more minimal)
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Many Thanks.
I want to integrate a form designer with jBPM process designer. and generate
jsp file automatically. though jBPM4jsf have done this. but considering
learning curve for jsf, our team don't want to jump into it.
Do u have any ideas? it would be very helpful to me.
--Michael
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I think Koen would say is that one of the first things to do is to learn GEF.
Second thing would be to get to know the source a little by playing with it.
I tried the latter once without learning GEF since I only wanted to see how
difficult it would be to change some small things and that was f
