Hi...
really a nice post...
i am working on the same example but i know very little about java
the line Configuration.instance().GetParameter(,ProcessPath); is not
compiling as i am unable to find any class with name configuration
please help me regarding some file inclusions sso that
Try this thread. I posted my solution there which works perfectly for me:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bbop=viewtopict=102817
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Hi,
I intend to create a similar program. Maybe you can give me a tip how you
realized to show the red rectangle. Would be very nice.
Heiner
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here it is.
you need to print via JSPout the output. to see.
th function get the process instance id
| public StringBuffer showProcessImage (long processInstanceId) {
| byte[] gpdBytes = null;
| byte[] imageBytes = null;
| Token currentToken=null;
Thanks a lot - I will try it..
Heiner
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I have also this problem.. that the rectangle are not at the right place.
But i used a javascript library
(http://www.walterzorn.com/jsgraphics/jsgraphics_e.htm)
to create the rectangle.
I use a offset to fix it. I will take a look tomorrow more.
| html
| headtitleShow the Picture/title