"roccolocko" wrote : Although you do can make some validation of this variables
with bean shell, I would recomend that you make the validations before you put
them on jbpm, for example with Validator in case you are using JSF.
That's my ideia! But I need to have something at process design level
As you may now know, you can store many kinds of variables on the jbpm, since
in the desing you're only giving names to them, and not setting types.
Although you do can make some validation of this variables with bean shell, I
would recomend that you make the validations before you put them on j
correct, it is not possible to put validation definitions in the
processdefinition. A regexp (or anything in line with hibernate validators or
whatever) is possible. Maybe reusing those kinds of validations is the most
interesting. Putting it on the domainmodel is imo good practice.
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So using bean shell script on process definition is the best way to do it? On
that case the validation is on the script, and i wanted at the user level.
I was thinking on defining a regular expression on jpdl that I could access
throut the API, and validate on user level, don't know if it is th
correct, you cannot realy declare them, but a 'script' can be used to set
variables including (value and also type)
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... to be more explicit - you can't declare variable types, but the "only
string variables" is way off.
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anonymous wrote : From what i have get until now, please correct me if I am
wrong, at process design level, we can't declare variable types, only string
variables, so... in some cases those strings must be cast\converter to other
formats on the java code (actions).
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