The things that could be important are:
- is the jbpm jar outside your war/ear
- is the problem that jbpm cannot find classes in a war or jar in the ear?
It could be that the jBPM processclassloader is the culprit. It it is
sometimes to restrictive. There is a jira issue to be able to configure
Well, my SAR and WAR just call classes in the jbpm.jar file and its depedent
jars. My SAR isn't much different than the stock jbpm.sar from the starter's
kit, it just has some of my additions. The only thing contained in my SAR file
though is my configuration files. Similar situation in my WAR.
Brad,
JBoss has a (maven?) repository. Yes, their own, but it's just to have a little
more control. See repository.jboss.com
jbpm is in there, only not with a pom which holds all dependencies. There is a
difference in the libs required for building and running (at least lots of
differences pe
Ronald,
Thanks for the reply. Hey, what's the chances of getting jBPM releases up on
ibiblio/maven2 with poms that hold all dependencies?
Also, here's another side question that's more about archive classloading than
anything (working on multiple appservers, sometimes get wires crossed). I ha
Brad,
That's what I do to. So it is the right way ;-)
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In all honesty, I knew I wouldn't be deploying the starter's kit in production,
so I took the time to figure out all dependencies to do the following:
1) Use Maven for all my builds.
2) Deploy to standard JBoss 4.0.4
3) Build a custom SAR, rather than use the existing jbpm.sar. I wanted to add
Hi
Sadly I can't really help you, but maybe you can help me.
How did you successfully undeploy the predeployed jbpm.sar from the
starters-kit? When I call
undeploy.service.archive
it says BUILD SUCCESS, but the jbpm.sar is still there.
I posted my problem here:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html
