I now have my process working pretty well. I am invoking my seam components in
bsh inside a script element with variable elements. This seems to work
reasonbly well, although ultimately I would like to have less bsh. I will be
doing more investigation on how to enable this.
One problem I did
ok - so I now have 'script' contents being executed. Had to uncomment the
Script.hbm.xml reference from jbpm's hibernate config file and include bsh.jar
in my classpath. There is doco on this, but it didn't jump out at me
initially. IMO, having Script support disabled by default is a bit wei
why not create a new topic for this if you already know it is oftopic???
anyway...
Sorry, I have no idea never tried multiple apps accessing the same process in a
seam way. For jBPM itself it is no problem.
Maybe you should ask in the seam forum oh wait. :-)
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Kinda OT, but maybe someone could help me: Can I access a process deployed
outside a seam application using @CreateProcess, @EndTask etc.?
Seems that seam only allows process that resides inside the application and are
defined on the components.xml
Regards
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i am using 3.1.2 and script works for my use cases.
Can you post the specific code that is having problems? Here is a sample of
script code I use, where contractSummary is a variable placed into the workflow
context in Java code:
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#$#%^& truncated againcan't use angle brackets apparently...
last bit was: 'is it possible that 'script' is not fully supported in jBPM
3.1.4?
thanks, Shea.
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My last reply did get truncated - probably my fault. What got clipped was
saying that I thought the script element would possibly do what I need.
'$myVar; should have been '$recordId', which I have since learned should be
accessible as a naked string in an expression (i.e. recordId).
I have do
I think you can do all that. I dont see "$myVar" in your code sample, and your
second sentence didn't quite finish. Look at decision nodes, and look at the
script elements and variable tags in jpdl. Take a look in the docs and post
here if you need clarification.
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