I could state the obvious, but I won't. Instead, I refer you to the spring jbpm
forum, since that is what you seem to be using. They can probably tell you how
to configure the jobexecutor to use the same spring hibernate config.
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I overcome the problems described above, now I get the following error:
| 2007-05-06 18:41:19,328 ERROR [org.jbpm.job.executor.JobExecutorThread]
exception in job executor thread. waiting 5000 milliseconds
| org.hibernate.HibernateException: hibernate.cfg.xml not found
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org.hibern
Somehow it seems the JBPM use it's default configuration files, as I described
in the question, I map to my own cfg file as follows:
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While in jbpm.cfg.xml I comment out the line:
But when debug the code it looks it uses the default configuration and use the
hibernate.cf
Yes it looks like hibernate cfg file problem, the only relevant entries related
to hibernate is placed in applicationContext-jbpmhibernate.xml file is:
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| oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
| jdbc:oracle:thin:@srv-ora:1521:orcl
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| jbpm
| jbpm
I know there is a problem with the hibernate.cfg.xml file but I wonder if it's
my application configuration problem, I add the following entries relevant to
hibernate config as documented:
| oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver
| jdbc:oracle:thin:@srv-ora:1521:orcl
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wel, that error is very explicit isn't it? There is something wrong with a
value element in your hibernate config file. Check and correct that.
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I add the JobExecutorServlet to my configuration as mentiond and I get the
following error while satrt up the application:
2007-05-03 15:18:00,328 ERROR [org.jbpm.job.executor.JobExecutorThread]
exception in job executor thread. waiting 4 milliseconds
org.hibernate.MappingException: invalid
If you don't deploy the standard jBPM which configures the JobExecutorServlet,
I'd suggest to add the configuration of this servlet to your own applications
web.xml. As indicated in the javadocs of JobExecutorServlet, add the following
configuration
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| JobExecutorServ
I use JBPM 3.2
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I read Chapter 5 in the Jboss docs regarding the web-deploy which contains and
start the timer services (
http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/deployment.html#webapplication),
My application is based on Spring framework which runs with JBoss, and I alreay
configured the JBPM as a context i
and you miss a single quote before MyActionHandler
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no, you need a timerservice running. Look at the testcases or the jbpm
webconsole
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I also move the transition from the definition:
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you (at least) have a not defined transition name in the timer
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