I read the source code a little. It seems the current context is got from
current thread stack. If the context is not avaialble, a new context will be
allocated from the stack. I understand the context may not be re-entry, but it
should be safe to use in the thread since each thread has differen
I'm using JBPM in a web app, and using the filter provided in JBPM to open and
close the context. getCurrent, according to the documentation gets the current
context for the currently executing thread. If you've gotten the context once,
you shouldn't have to get it again in the same thread, un
Perhaps I've been a bit obtuse, and haven't properly phrased my question. But
since its been over a month, and its obvious that others have the same
question, I'll try to rephrase my question for jBPM developers and those who
would consider themselves "experts" in jBPM:
How is it possible to us
Jean,
Yes, that helps -- thanks for the reply. However, it still doesn't answer the
big question which is whether JbpmContext is reentrant or not. If it is not
reentrant, then I want to know what the purpose of the
JbpmConfiguration.getCurrentContext() method is. If JbpmConfiguration is
reentr
anonymous wrote : 1) It appears that any saving of data to the database (such
as process instance state) doesn't commit until the JbpmContext is closed. This
then seemed to suggest that a JbpmContext needed to be created and closed each
time data needed to be saved to the database.
i create a
I am also facing this problem.
JD
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It would be great if somebody could answer this question ^
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I fall across this problem also;
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Does anyone have any inkling about the answer to this. This still seems to be a
question for which the answer is elusive.
Thanks.
Brad
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