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The work around for the bug worked
To all who are interested here was how i assigned an int constant
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The number format exception is actually a bug. Check out BPEL-197.
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anonymous wrote :
Thats what i originally used. THe problem that i was having was i was trying
to use an int. So when i did the expression it crashed because of a number
format exception. I guess i will just use two strings, and do some conversions
do get the strings to what i want
I just added a test for this case: AssignExeTest.
That test uses BPEL 2 syntax. I forgot that, in BPEL 1.1, only elements are
allowed in the literal variant of . If you prefer working in this version, use
the expression variant:
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I get an error if i try the 1 example. It says...
2006-07-14 16:24:08,711 ERROR org.jbpm.bpel.xml.ProblemHandler]
MyWorkFlow.bpel(285) cvc-complex-type.2.3: Element 'from' cannot have character
[children], because the type's content type is element-only.
FYI bpel block:
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Given the construct you quote, I assume you are using BPEL 1.1. The
corresponding behavior should be:
from-spec extracts the literal value (1) as a text info item
to-spec replaces the content of the element info item that represents the
message part with the extracted value
The value of part int_
