By the way, for spring users it might be interesting to know that you can also
reference spring beans instead of a class reference in jBPM's transaction
context. If you have a bean configured in your application context like this:
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Here is my current (working) jbpm.cfg.xml:
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Huh? Seriously Then I must have done something wrong myself, since I did do
this and it did not work for me. So I thought I might have the same problem as
you.
Back to debugging
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"tom.baey...@jboss.com" wrote : here's pointers on how to plug your own
identity service
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Sorry for the confusion. With 'fully pluggable' I meant 100% stable and
documented api, testcases, example etc. Afaik, this is not (yet) the case and
therefore it is not targeted at 4.0. This does not mean however that things
will change drastically, on the contrary, most is quite ok.
If you ha
Hi guys, thanks for your feedback! Regarding the idea of modifying the
hibernate mappings of the jBPM UserImpl, I did get it to work, but I agree with
your point that it ties the two application domains too close together.
The reason I'm working with the trunk is that I'm using some spring integ
"shekharv" wrote :
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would not work, but it is not something I would do.
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jbpm domain. Ideally you would want them to be separated out a
I was working against CR1 code. I do not have a build of current trunk to
comment on whether or not it works,
Did you try against CR1?
Is there a particular reason to go against trunk code directly? Something you
cannot wait to use till it is officially out :) ?.
I will let you know if I see
Hi shekharv, thanks for the hint. However, I've seen your post before and tried
the configuration that you mentioned there, but it doesn't seem to work with
the current trunk version of jBPM4. I just realized, though, that there might
be a better way to achieve what I'm trying. I'm integrating j
http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=157513
Please refer to the above post. I posted some instructions on there too.
I have it setup the way it is recommended in the user guide and it does work.
You might just want to start small and modify the config within the jbpm
example
By changing the source? So the hardcoded reference is not there anymore? (I've
not had a look at the source for this part so I'm just suggesting).
If you want to help and make it fully plugable (which is not targeted at the
4.0 release) please discuss things in the dev forum.
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Hi all,
I've tried to register a custom IdentitySessionImpl the way it is described in
chapter 9 of the user guide (implementing org.jbpm.session.IdentitySession -
which has been moved to org.jbpm.pvm.internal.identity.spi.IdentitySession -
and configuring it in the trasnaction-context of the j
Best is to start with the source, since these parts are not documented yet. If
you do, would be nice if you could e.g blog about it
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