I've used jBPM 3.x on DB2 (v 9 I believe) for a large project.
No problems at all (only had to change some varchar columns which were too big
for the DBA's taste)
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Thank you for all the replies !
So I know it's possible, I'll give it a try :)
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Since Hibernate supports DB2 and jBPM is using Hibernate to abstract database
access it should be working with DB2.
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Correct, but it could require some tweeks
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I tried jbpm4 on DB2 9.5.
There is no db script for DB2, so you can use hibernate to auto generate the
schema.
The only tweak I did is change mapping definition for class Lob in the
jbpm.execution.hbm.xml mapping file,add a length attribute to the BLOB_VALUE
column. like this:
This is for
Sorry the code is missing
| column name=BLOB_VALUE_ length=128000//property
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