You are welcome, no problem!
And enjoy working with jBPM ;-)
Regards, Martin
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I normally do
| ProcessInstance pi = new ProcessInstance( pd );
| pi.signal();
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to start a process, but that should not make a difference...
Turn on debug logging and see what happens
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Thanks for the quick reply kukeltje. I'm really getting nuts with this. Here's
the log, please let me know if is enough for you.
By the way, i've tried the code the same way than I, and the result was the
same.
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| 13:37:04,750 DEBUG [DefaultSaveOrUpdateEventListener] saving transient
I just tried your code and it worked for me.
What is strange is in your logs there is no NODE_ assigned in the insert
statement for JBPM_TOKEN:
13:37:06,750 DEBUG [LongType] binding null to parameter: 11
I wonder if your process deployed properly? Can you check in your db if you
have the
Hello Martin, thanks for your feedback.
Regarding your post, you got the rabbit! I get no rows for that query. In fact
I only get rows for the first two process that I deployed, and I going on 15th.
The code i'm using to deploy is this:
| JbpmConfiguration jbpmConfiguration =
You shouldn't create a new ProcessDefinition object by calling
ProcessDefinition p = new ProcessDefinition(myprocess);
first.
Instead, create it like this:
ZipInputStream zipInputStream = new ZipInputStream(new
FileInputStream(c:\\myprocess.par));
| ProcessDefinition processDefinition =
Wee! It works now thanks man, I will make sure that you will have a place
in heaven :P
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