kukeltje wrote : Using a separated process (cvs with cmdb or whatever). You
would want to have the changes to e.g. en expression (which could have a major
impact) in there as well. Don't you want them tested in some way or another?
I do that already. I thought it might be more comfortable for
if you replace processimage.jpg with the name of the processdefinition you
should be fine (I never tried it though)
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I have tried that already :-)
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If you are not sure that the definition is persisted to the database, try
loading it using graph session:
ProcessDefinition processDefinition =
graphSession.loadProcessDefinition(processDefinitionId);
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Thanks for the quick reply.
You are describing the deployment of a process definition. What I was looking
for is how to retrieve the xml of an already deployed process definition (from
the database). I haven't used the default web app for some time - however I
doubt they show you the plain xml
I would advise against using the pd from jBPM as the truth. Using a separated
process (cvs with cmdb or whatever). You would want to have the changes to e.g.
en expression (which could have a major impact) in there as well. Don't you
want them tested in some way or another?
Even if you want
