David,
thanks for the feedback! Glad to hear that my comments helped.
All the best for your further jBPM adventures!
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Hi Martin,
Sorry for the late reply, but the solution you suggested works. Now I can hook
up MySQL and try and use SeeWhy as well.
Thanks for your help
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True, the docs are not completely matching the 3.2 version, as the paths
mentioned in this chapter still refer to the 3.1.x starters kit. But in
general, the process of switching the DB backend is still roughly the same.
Now, back to your initial issue. I'm wondering if your config changes are
Hi,
Just wondering if there are a specific set of instructions that shows how to
change the backend database to MySQL, preferrably for version 3.2.2.
I find http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3/userguide/thejbpmdatabase.html to be
slightly out of date ... correct me if I am wrong though.
Thanks
Davi
Hi Martin,
Yep, there's data in the database. Currently if I type that query, the result
is manager.
I have just uncommented the hibernate.connection.datasource and redeployed it,
but it is still coming up with the same error.
Thanks
David
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First, if you really want to use the datasource as defined in jbpm-ds.xml, you
should alter hibernate.cfg.xml to resemble this:
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Next, do you have users in your database? What d
Sorry I should have posted more details in my first message.
In jbpm-ds.xml I have changed the code to the following
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