Yes, the sping jBPM template is also not very up to date. You miss jbpm 3.2
functionality and it is as usefull as the hibernate template (imo not useful at
all). You can configure jBPM via spring afaik, but I'd ditch the template. It
caused us (the company I worked for) more problems than it sol
Ok, it seems that manually deploying a process is the best solution unless it's
a testing thing.
Thanks!
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if you google that class you will find this:
https://springmodules.dev.java.net/docs/reference/0.6/html/jbpm31.html
This tells you that the process definition will be deployed every time that you
start up your server
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What class in the spring module are you using?
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The JBPM Console has this:
Process ID Process NameVersion
| 319 migration 4
| 241 migration 3
| 131 migration 2
| 1migration 1
The process definition has not c
You are right, I don't know why I put that...
tell me more about your scenario...
what do you mean when you said
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Wouldn't "drop-create" drop all the tables and therefore I'd never see more
than one instance?
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Look in your hibernate.cfg.xml file if your hbm2ddl is set to drop-create...
this may be the cause
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