I'm using MySql. Here is my Hibernate configuration:
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| com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
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What database is in use?
If it's HSQLDB, I'm with ffernandez - don't do it.
You need a database that supports transaction isolation.
I think there's now a note to this effect in the user guide, but I can't find
it now.
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Hi Ronald,
I have tested this workflow with task-nodes but without parallel execution
(task node "one" and "two" are executed in sequence):
| import junit.framework.*;
| import org.jbpm.*;
| import org.jbpm.graph.def.*;
| import org.jbpm.graph.exe.*;
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| public class JbpmForkTest e
Excuse me,
Please, could you put a processdefinition example for this task node usage? How
can you make the synchronization process for "when all three they got their
work done, the workflow will go to an end node"? Please any suggestion would be
appreciated.
Thanks in advanced.
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ok. may be i am using tasks. but this does not still solve my problem
i got a start node. from this point i want to deliever the workflow to three
different users, each with different to do for the workflow, e.g. collect some
information, make a phone call, create a document. how do i model this
If you have tasks it *is* possible... there 'just' seems to be an issue with
concurrent async nodes in a fork/join
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Sorry, but IMHO it cannot be possible due to database problems with
transactions.
The way I tried without success was the fork/join with async nodes. Yes, the
nodes are executed at the same time by JobExecutor, but there was no way to
synchronize the concurrent nodes.
Regards
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