"kukeltje" wrote : What you did now is extend the jbpm core in such a way that
you have to manually change this each time a new jbpm core comes out. [..] What
you can do is [..] runtime read the processdefinition from the database. It is
a string then which can be converted to an xml document an
"kukeltje" wrote : an xsd that supports this should be custom made as well
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To disable validation see 18.4.1. Validation:
anonymous wrote : When parsing a jPDL XML document, jBPM will validate your
document against the jPDL schema when two conditions are met: first, the schema
has to be refer
Thank you... there is even more in the docs than I am aware of :-)
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the jpdl processdefinition can be extended by custom elements. You can e.g. add
an attribute 'estimatedManHours' to a task element and retrieve the
processdefinition runtime and get this parameter. You currently have to turn of
validation on the server side for this as the processdefinitionparse
Hmm, yeah I guess that makes sense... for some reason I had it set in my mind
that since all the task instances for a process instance weren't created from
the get go, that I wasn't going to be able to plan ahead, but obviously the
process definition itself could be accessed runtime!
Thanks
I'm going to propose to make the processdefinition parser namespace aware, so
it can parse it's normal jpdl tags, but allows custom namespaces, so
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will be possible
Than, in the near future, Koen kan also add his gpd elements/attributes to it
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it seems like a common thing to want to be able to do... for now i have tried
adding the attributes i need to Task and that seems to be working well.
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great that it works, could you make a small wiki page describing how you
exactely achieved this? We'd appreciate that very much.
Ronald
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Ok - you should be able to find a mini tutorial here now:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CustomTasks
(Linked from the jbpm home wiki page under jbpm 3)
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Cool, thanks, I edited the page a little for readability.
Some small remarks: What you did now is extend the jbpm core in such a way that
you have to manually change this each time a new jbpm core comes out.
It can be done in a non-intrusive way.
What you can do is just turn of validation on t
"perrylucas" wrote : Ok - you should be able to find a mini tutorial here now:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=CustomTasks
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Thanks for doing that, it looks like a good start.
I'm wondering if it makes sense to mention something
Maybe not needed, but I'd like to point out that this is NOT default jbpm
functionality (maybe not yet). So an xsd that supports this should be custom
made as well.
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