It certainly can. As Ronald states, synchronisation happens on the database.
Check
http://www.theserverside.com/tt/articles/article.tss?l=WorkflowEngineJBossCluster
for example.
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depends on your definition of 'clustering mode', but jBPM can run on multiple
servers sharing the same db schema in a shared database.
Using Yahoo with the words jBPM and clustering would have given you some hints
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dkmorb wrote : Is it possible to show in JPDl Designer data from a db?
no
dkmorb wrote :
| Should I modify RCP plugin code to have this feature?
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Yes
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rtfm is not all info there is. There are also a lot of unittests in the source
that can shed some light on these issues.
The question I have is: what do you mean by launch it in the server?
Connecting to the server via webservices is not possible as you probably have
(not) read in the fine
What I mean by launch in the server is:
1) I use the designer to create a process and unit tests that work as I intend
2) I deploy the process to the server, it works as I intend, I can interact
with it from the console
3) Now, I want to write a class that starts a new instance of the process in
3) then just write a class that does that... the most basic examples do exactly
this.
- open context
- search process instance
- do work
- close context
(do not have an explicit example at hand)
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