Got this fixed..Whenever you add a subject in the process definition..the xml
generated seems to contain a new line and it is not interpreted correctly by
the java mail.
So removed all newlines..and all working fine ;)
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thanks for reporting back
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in example you used mail name=notification template=blah-blah right. And
in action tag you used notification as ref-name
Mail is action nto node.
So its perfectly all right to use the same.
I got mail with same configuration.
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no, your syntax was *not* correct. You referenced a node instead of an action.
That does *not* work. There might have been a warning when *deploying* this
process that a reference to an action could not be found but I'm not sure.
Changing it to an action makes it work since that is the correct
thanks swatis..i used a mail action instead of ref-name and it worked fine..
The previously it was not sending the email and there was no error log as
well.. It was a bit strange as i thought i am using the syntax correctly..
sorted now..thanks for your reply
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Hmm... I tried example given by you and was able to successfully execute the
same. What error you are getting?
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Any suggestions? ...The template is not called when i click on the transitiion
submit..
Here is my code sample:
start-state name=enter request details
| task name=enter request details swimlane=initiator
blocking=true
| description
|
The way you use it, it is a node, not an action, so using a ref does not work
here.
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Thanks for your reply...what should I use if it is a node? Could you please
give some pointers?
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uhmm... transition TO that node?
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I want to send an email when it transitions to the node..
In other words, I will need to send an email inside the task node.
Start task
Task2
Either I need to send an email when the user clicks on submit in the start task
or when it transitions to task2 ( something like mail etc ..etc..
Also just to add..it does not complain about usign the action tag..it seems to
be valid but it is just ignored...as if nothing is written there..:(
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I dint say i read the full documentation..anyway nobody is asking you to
reply..if you dont want to..if everybody knows everything then they wont post
it in the forum..
most of the times your answers are generic rather than specific..if you think
you will not be able to explain then please
btw..everybody who reads it knows you are just being rude!!!
politeness comes with knowledge..i dont want to continue this argument anymore..
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btw..everybody who reads it knows you are just being rude!!!
politeness comes with knowledge..i dont want to continue this argument anymore..
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I wish you all the best
http://catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#homework
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ha ha ha..you are smart enough to understand that it is not a home work
question!!
you are just a rude user in this forum..it is worth reconsidering about
renaming your signature from a kind jbpm user
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sorry..i could not understand..
are you suggesting that i change the jbpm code..if so i would dont want to do
that as i may not be able to upgrade my JPDL in future and my project is going
to become unmanageable..
is there any other way i can work around the existing jpdl
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I would suggest you learn/read some basic jBPM stuff about actionhandlers on
nodes first.
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what he meant is to extend the existing Mail class and put your attachment code
in this custom mail class and use this class as actionhandler class.
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thanks swatis..i will definitely try that..
kukeltje..i am new to JPDL that is why sometimes i ask questions which are
basic..i am doing my bit of reading but i do need to understand where to look
for what..that is why i raised the question. please dont be harsh in your
answers..
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Sujatha,
The basic documentation shows these things. See
http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3.2/userguide/html/processmodelling.html, so I was
not really harsh (imo), just referred you to documentation. If you already read
this and not understood my 'directions' then I'm sorry. Hopefully you'll
not out of the box, develop your own mailnode code for that which can support
mime attachments
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how do i do that?..is there any example you would be able to provide me?
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most simple thing is to adapt the existing mail node code and use that as an
action on a basic node.
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sorry i made mistake while putting this topic the part is inside parent code
should be outside .
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Hi everyone;
Please i use the same version and i still have the same exception.
Any idea?
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class javax.mail.SendFailedException: Invalid Addresses;
| nested exception is:
| class javax.mail.SendFailedException: 550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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| at javax.mail.Transport.send0(Transport.java:218)
| msg.setFrom(new InternetAddress([EMAIL
Thank you for your reply sreepathia,
When I writed [EMAIL PROTECTED] and [EMAIL PROTECTED] it was just to give
an example, here I am using my real email [EMAIL PROTECTED], so the problem
is not my email address, probably is some configuration in the config XML.
But thank you..
If some one
ALWAYS post what you realy use, not replacements... if in the test app you use
felipe... then in the process also use felipe...
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Kukeltje,
I did a program in Java, using the class javax.mail, and, using the code below,
I can send email, using the same smtp server and the same email address that I
tried in jBPM:
| Properties p = new Properties();
| p.put(mail.host, MyServerSMTP);
| Session session =
TThis has nothing to do with jBPM. The error:
550 5.7.1 Unable to relay for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Is from your mailserver. It just does not accept this adres.
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Yes, I have the same doubt.
I know that I am asking too much, but I did understand how to configure JBoss
jBPM to use the mail-node.
I am trying to follow this guide
http://docs.jboss.org/jbpm/v3/userguide/mail.html but It is a little confuse.
Inside my jBPM project in eclipse there is a
I forgot to say, I am using JBoss jBPM 3.2.2.
Thank you!
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It looks like the address to whom you are sending is not in the mail server you
are testing with and causing the exception. I suggest you try usign your own
address resolver class which implements org.jbpm.mail.AddressResolver that will
change the id of the actor as per your
Sreepathia, thanks for your reply.
I'm sure that the address that I am sending the email is in the mail server
that I am using, because I use the specified smtp server in others applications
(no jBPM applications) with the same email address that I am trying now.
Would you think that is a
Thanks for your suggestion to use 3.2.2. I used the library
in jpdl-suite-3.2.2 and mail is working fine now.
Debnath
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Hi,
I have copied your processdefinition.xml and wrote junit to parse it.
I didnot get any parse error or exception.
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Hi
I have run the following test case and used the
jbpm-starters-kit-3.1.4. Under this environment
it shows the parse warning as mentioned in my post.
The test case is:
package com.jbpm.tutorial.mailtest;
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| import junit.framework.TestCase;
| import org.jbpm.graph.def.ProcessDefinition;
Starter-kit hasbeen wrritten using old version of jbpm. Try with 3.2.2 ..
I would suggest you to use latest version of jBPM and then try it. Because if
you decide to use jBPM then you would be using the latest version for your
implementation.
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hi guys,
can anyone point me to any information on this, I am having trouble
understanding how to define actors other than 'initiator', and so cannot send
mail to anyone other than the process initator,
thanks for your help,
Ross
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hi,
whoops again, sorry, I will try with the code tag...
| swimlane name=initiator/
|
| swimlane name=line-manager
| assignment expression=user(user)/assignment
| /swimlane
|
| swimlane name=psm
| assignment expression=user(psmuser)/assignment
| /swimlane
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|
whoops, I pressed tab and the form submitted...
mail-node name=notify-initiator-rejected actors=#{initiator}
line manager rejected
still not ok use [ c o d e ] tags (see the preview)
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STFF answered only days ago.
Oh and btw it is normally better to post more info if you find an error
like this (e.g. version jdk etc)
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