"cpob" wrote : The thing is, you HAVE to do one of those. You have to deploy a
process definition to the jBPM engine for it to be available. Once it is
deployed, it is forever in the database, which will never have to be deployed
again (even between server restarts).
cpob,
Thanks for the rep
Ronald,
First off, thank you for the reply. Any help I can get is appreciated. Second,
with regards to your comment:
> To be honest without wanting to offend you, I think you do not (yet)
> have a pretty good understanding of the components of jBPM.
I'd just ask you to consider your motivati
I've gone through most of the examples, which address primarily the manual
loading of a process definition and invocation (signaling) of processes. I also
have successfully executed tests for using an Oracle db for the jBPM schema.
What I would like to do now is actually invoke a business proces
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]" wrote : If you copy the .sar remember also to setup your
database as per chapter 8 of the guide. Once you've done that everything
should work - you will still need to write your own facade into the jBPM
engine. There are no out of the box session beans provided.
Can you ex
Roy,
Thank you so much for your reply. I'm going through this now and I'll let you
know how it goes.
Brad
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I am using the jbpm starters kit. When I invoke the
deploy.service.archive
target from the build.deploy.xml ant file, I successfully deploy my sar
(service archive). However, if I then stop and restart jboss, the deployed
service is no longer there. If I then go check the server configuration's
Presently I am opening up generated jar files in the starter's kit (jbpm
directory) to try to figure out how to change JBoss to use another database
(Oracle) instead of the default Hypersonic db. The documentation is incomplete
and doesn't completely address this, unless there is some part of th
I have downloaded the jBPM starter's kit, read the user guide, and all jBPM and
jBPM-db readmes. It seems that the subject of configuring jBPM and the
subsequent deployment to an actual JBoss server instance is an uncovered topic.
The only documentation I can find seems to only address how to ru
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Brad
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Sorry about this crummy post -- see the real one at:
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Sorry about the first post...forgot to dilineate the code:
There is a bug in the functionality of the jbpm-db's build.xml in conjunction
with its interaction with the org.jbpm.db.JbpmSchema class. In this class, the
conditional test which determines whether scripts should be generated expects
e
There is a bug in the functionality of the jbpm-db's build.xml in conjunction
with its interaction with the org.jbpm.db.JbpmSchema class. In this class, the
conditional test which determines whether scripts should be generated expects
exactly 3 arguments:
...
} else if ( (args!=null)
I am trying to run the database creation script target to create Oracle
database scripts for jBPM, in the jbpm-db of the jbpm starters kit
distribution, specifically using:
ant oracle.scripts
The execution of this target says that it succeeds, with the following output:
--
$ ant oracle
Did you find a solution to this? I am having the same issue on a vanilla
installation of the jBoss 4.0.4.GA and a vanilla build of jbpm 3.0.3.
Let me know...thanks!
Brad
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Can anyone help me with this? What is the proper way to invoke a business
process deployed in JBoss from Java code (like a servlet).
Thanks.
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Thanks Ronald!
Brad
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All the advantages of Li
>From the JUnit test classes that comes with the samples, I can see how to
>invoke a stand-alone business process. But once a business process is
>deployed, how do I invoke a deployed business process from a Java class?
Basically the use case I have is this: I would like to have the jbpm engine
Does the Action handler defined as a part of the event child of the Node count?
If not, then what purpose do these events serve?
Thanks,
Brad
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Oops...sorry about that...here's my process definition again.
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I have a simple process definition that looks like this:
Start -> NodePingNode -> End
The NodePingNode contains a custom handler, and I am trying to use a simple
JUnit TestCase to trace through the execution of the process. During execution,
the only nodes that appear to be executing are the St
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