hi kukeltje,
thanks for ur instant reply. i was trying to make a web app, which stores
inputs into my own table ( based on jBPM 3.1.3 ), but i don't know how to add
hibernate mapping of the table. the result is JUnit test runs ok, but the web
version causes exception:
| org.hibernate.Mappi
we did not do this in one transaction that is what you must understand. Further
we just stored the primary key of our own data in a processvariable in jbpm.
Nothing more...
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hi kukeltje,
anonymous wrote :
| We configured hibernate to use the appserver transactions and used 2
datasources, one for jBPM, one for our own data.
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could u explain how to do that in a little more detail? (I'm using JBoss IDE
1.6 or 2.0.0 beta2, jBPM 3.1.3)
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it was the "recent changes" page on the wiki itself.
And if you do not make thanksgiving, there is always xmas, or eastern ;-)
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Thanks for the compliments!
damn those indexing spiders, am working on part 2(those late night endeavours),
it will be much more interesting than the 1st one. jBPM is running smooth as
ever now, will post all my findings and tips in part 2, hopefully it should be
done by halloween else thanksgiv
which (as I found out only now) is still under construction ;-)
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Ameer,
Great work, compliments. I also found the second part
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Sorry,, missed the question:
HQL? Our own domainmodel did not use Hibernate (yet). It was a usertransaction
with inserts/updates into our domain model and then a call to the jbpm API
(with a hibernate config that uses the transaction that is already running).
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Hi "the_dude",
I have written a tutorial on integrating jbpm + springmodules + appfuse here,
using 2 datasources. If you have any questions please let me know.
http://raibledesigns.com/wiki/IntegratingJBPMIntoAppFuse.html
Ameer
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"kukeltje" wrote :
| Transactions were managed by the appserver. We configured hibernate to use
the appserver transactions and used 2 datasources,
| one for jBPM, one for our own data. They used the same connetionpool so no
XA issues arose.
|
Mhm. What about your HQL statements? I haven
1. Delivers superbly, i enhanced it to get a paginated list, which i can plug
right into my ui.
| List l = query.setFirstResult(page *
pageSize).setMaxResults(pageSize+1).list();
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2. to get the status of the process, i have a different ui / status. In my case
i have 10,000 pie
"meeru777" wrote : i got it to work,
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| is this the right approach to do it?
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| | String q = "select pi from org.jbpm.graph.exe.ProcessInstance as pi,
| | org.jbpm.context.exe.VariableInstance as vi"
| | + " where pi.id = vi.processInstance and pi.rootToken.node.name =
hi Meeru77,
There is an WIP class called org.jbpm.db.ContextSession . The purpose of that
class is to take care of issues like searching for a process instance based on
variable instances.
You can update that class with thi query, that IMO will be an approach more in
line with jbpm line of thi
i got it to work,
is this the right approach to do it?
| String q = "select pi from org.jbpm.graph.exe.ProcessInstance as pi,
org.jbpm.context.exe.VariableInstance as vi" + " where pi.id =
vi.processInstance and pi.rootToken.node.name = '" + wfStatus + "' and
vi.value='"+ variableValue + "
hi the_dude
anonymous wrote : I fetch my objects using hql statements that check some
process variable values. No prob here.
a quick question regarding the above, i would also like to query my process
instances(task instances to be exact) with some variables, however, i cannot
seem to achieve
I've come to the conclusion domain data should exist separately. Only data
that must be used by the process is managed by jBPM.
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Stupid me, responding from my holiday ;-)
Transactions were managed by the appserver. We configured hibernate to use the
appserver transactions and used 2 datasources, one for jBPM, one for our own
data. They used the same connetionpool so no XA issues arose.
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@Ronald:Haven't you done this before by storing some of your data in an extra
database? I have a past conversation/thread-name-I-can't-remember in mind where
you mentioned something like that. How did you handle your transactions?
Right now I think of the (quick&dirty) alternative to set up view
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