John,
I'm glad that my post helped you. Getting answers in a so specialized forum is
really an issue.
Have you tried the tests with MySQL database configuration? If you have found
any helpful links in the forum or anywhere else, pls post.
Thanx, John
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This is getting away from the original subject of this post... so it may be
worth putting this conversation in a new post.
The application I deployed used the in-memory database. There was no need to
use a full blown relational database. So this eventually became a non-issue.
There is a lot of
come one, don't be so pessimistic. 150 people read the post, lost of them
probably had no clue, some probably would have suggested what you already tried
(I would have) and then john came by...
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Ronald,
I suppose it does sound pessimistic. I have posted many times and this is the
1st time I get a reply.
I don't think I am the first person to experience this either.
Maybe there was something wrong with my questions. It would be really helpful
if you shed some light on this.
Thanks,
I think is kind of pessimistic, since you CAN'T really trust someone else is
actually going to answer you every time you ask. I would like you to consider
the following reasons why people don't answer:
- don't want to answer
- don't have time to answer at this moment
- they just come to learn
John,
I tried looking back at some of your posts.
The one about the taskinstances would fall into the category: parts of the
code/process, create a unit tests that demonstrates the problem.
The one about the failure when ending a process falls in the categorie, to much
info, not going to
Ronald,
Thanks so much for clarifying that for me. It really helps!
Just as an FYI... I resolved most, if not all of those issues by reading
through the posts in the forum.
Thanks again,
John
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Open the build.xml under jbpm-db with an editor.
Find the target named db.test.
In both elements add the attribute: maxmemory=256M.
Save and re-run the tests.
I had exactly the same problem, this addition fixed the OutOfMemoryError but
still the tests did not complete perfectly correct.
John
John,
Thank you so much for your reply. I really appreciate you taking the time to
share this information with me
I have to wonder how many people who knew the answer read the post and never
bothered to reply.
All the best!
John
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