uhhm... I think this is a question for the springTemplate guys
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Problem solved. The problem was apparently that I had no jbpmContext.close()
operation, so although everything was executing properly, no commit was ever
done on the SQL transactions performed on the context.
However, this begs another question, which is directly applicable to my code
that I p
cpob,
Thank you very much for the reply. I have the same text as you in my
jbpm.cfg.xml file. So if it isn't a matter of what's in the config file itself,
perhaps it is an issue of where the file is located.
Within my jbpm.sar file, there is a file called jbpm.sar.cfg.jar, and inside of
it, i
I get tons of logs in my log output, and I didn't have to do much.
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Is there anyone who has gotten logging and saving process instances to the
database (specifically populating the JBPM_LOG and JBPM_PROCESSINSTANCE tables)
working in jBPM 3.1.1? If so, could you post your jbpm.cfg.xml file, so I can
rule out a configuration error in mine? I'd really appreciate i
I must really be missing something here. I traced into the
jbpmContext.save(processInstance) call, and the call stack eventually arrives
at the following method in the
org.jbpm.svc.save.CheckUnpersistableVariablesOperation class:
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After further review, I think the links given may have left some important
information out, in combination with possibly some confusing comments in the
default jbpm.cfg.xml file. Anyway, I altered my jbpm.cfg.xml file once again,
to be exactly the same as the default file (the reason I did this
I followed the instructions in these documents. As instructed in the links you
referenced, I added the following to my jbpm.cfg.xml file and rebuilt /
deployed my sar:
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Upon doing this, JBoss now gives the following error (which causes more errors)
on startup:
Searching helps alot:
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http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=86294
If not, please get back
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Ronald,
Yeah, I think for now I'd be happy to just see the data from the JBPM_LOG table
-- problem is I don't seem to be getting any data populated in the table. The
user guide states:
"Various kinds of logs are generated by jBPM : graph execution logs, context
logs and task management logs.
Brad,
There already is lots of logging. Adding another table for this is imo not the
way to go. Can you indicate what you miss in the available jbpm_log table. (it
contains lots, and lots of info)
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Brad,
There already is lots of logging. Adding another table for this is imo not the
way to go. Can you indicate what you miss in the available jbpm_log table. (it
contains lots, and lots of info)
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Ronald,
Ok, understood. Thanks for the answer. Supposing I were to contribute a history
table to the db schema, how in your view would be the best way to handle
writing history? Would it be best to add it as an automatic function done at
the time a process instance is created, or leave it a man
Brad,
To get these kinds of overviews is still one of the ommissions in jBPM. The API
does not have anything for this (yet), neither does the webapp.
We (the company I work for) do not use specific tables for this.
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