Thanks, that does help.
So long as I know that I can depend upon that behavior I can program to it. As
indicated, that behavior can be useful for doing initialization which only
needs to be done when the subprocess is run standalone.
Lombardi TeamWorks has the concept of default values for sub
I did a search on your name and looked at dozens of hits and still couldn't
find the one which addresses this problem.
Cany you give me a link or some keywords?
thanks
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I am trying a simple test of having a process invoke a subprocess.
I'm running into a problem in that when the sub-process is invoked it is
starting with the second node even though the start node has a task associated
with it.
That start task ("imple Start Task") never shows up in the taskl
In the 1.6 IDE there is no longer a .par extension on the process defintion
folders (and they are now in process, not src/process). There is also no
longer a "Deploy Process Archive" option on the menu.
How do you deploy a process definition in 1.6?
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In addition to the changes to the tree structure (src/process is just process)
the process definitions no longer have a .par extention. There is also no
longer any "Deploy Process Archive" option.
How do you deploy a process defintion?
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Is there any better support for this coming in 3.2?
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Thanks, that helps. I'm just tying to understand how it might look in the
designer. I need to be able to explain this to people.
Maybe you can answer my other question. Would everything be in one .par? So,
from the designer I would see the top level proces (p1 -> p2 -> p3) and the
defintiio
The questions were about how to define the process and sub-processes IN THE
DESIGNER.
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Thanks for the pointer.
Sections 4.3.3 and 9.8 have some useful informatin on Process Composition.
However, it doesn't answer any of the questions I asked.
Does anyone have any pointers?
Thanks
-- Frank
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I'm trying to figure out how to use the DESIGNER to make use of Super States.
My assumption from what little is in the user guide and elsewhere is that I
could use SuperStates to define a high-level process, e.g.
phase1 -> phase2 -> phase3
And then define the details of each phase.
Is the hi
Thanks for the pointers.
Sounds like you have something coming up in 3.2. Is there a target date for
that?
Some possible workarounds I considered (but my jBPM understanding is still very
basic):
1) use a simple node type like a state node to create a tasklist entry which
has a reference to m
If I want to define a customized user web page for some task node how would I
go about that in jBPM?
I could not find any documentation or forum discussions about this.
Thanks,
-- Frank
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I tried the email button to send you some information but it doesn't seem to
work.
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See the description of how to use the JMX agent to do this in the jBPM Getting
Started Guide: http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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I was looking at the jBPM webapp to see how the JSPs are coded and saw that
they make extensive use of the org.jbpm.webapp classes packaged in the
jbpm-webapp-3.1.1.jar file.
However, the javadocs don't have any defintions of these classes.
Are they provided somewhere?
Thanks,
-- Frank
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Great job. Well written and accurate.
I have some problems, however.
I followed the directions to use the designer to add the StartersProcess and
this worked fine, but I noticed that the src/java and test/java directories
have error icons on them.
When I look at some of the files it appears t
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