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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web servi
I'm sure we'll cope fine until then. Eclipse 3.2 is worth the pain. Should this
be raised in Jira or something?
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Wow, that was quick!
I tried the options you suggested, including a few other combinations, but
still no luck. I remember that in Eclipse 3.1.2 it would work once I've pasted
in the fully qualified class name at least once.
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Hi,
Apologies in advance if I'm duplicating a post. I did search for this.
When I try to look up an ActionHandler I created through the handler page of
the properties dialog for an action I added on a node's "node-enter" event, the
class chooser only turns up classes in the jbpm-3.1.1.jar. I kno
Why go to that much trouble?
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Using Tomcat but
Yes. I use two databases; one for jBPM and one for the domain data model. There
are two different database connections, but they both are part of the same
distributed transaction. My stateless session bean takes care of that.
Regards
Johan
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Well, maybe that is true today. What if tomorrow you no longer use the same
underlying database connection?
Perhaps you should make your application not care about it. In my dev
environment everything is in the same database, but in my production
environment I have two separate databases. My ap
"Koen" wrote:anonymous wrote : For the client program this should be totally
transparent.
Koen, I'm sure you'll agree with me that the sub process in the following code
is not transparent to the client program at all:ProcessInstance pi =
jbpmContext.newProcessInstanceForUpdate("super");
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You can let me worry about the "inconsistency":-)
The main thing for me is that the "program" sending the signals should not care
whether it is sending the signal to the main process or the sub-process.
That, incidentally, happens to be the problem I have with using process-state.
In your "tes
Koen, if that was all I wanted to do, then, yes, an actionhandler will give me
that. But that's not all I want. My process definition drives a page flow. By
definition such a process definition includes wait states - one for every input
page at least. At some point I want another (sub) process d
Thank you Koen.
A transition from the node to itself is ok if you want to keep executing the
node until some condition changes, but not if you want to wait in the node
until some condition changes.
See, I want the node to get the signal and pass it through to the sub-process,
but itself must wa
Hi,
I posted this some time ago:
"Hi Everyone
I want to have a node which executes a process for every item in a list. What
complicates things is that only one item must be processed per signal.
I thought I could do it with a custom actionhandler on a node and just not call
context.leaveNode()
Hi Everyone
I want to have a node which executes a process for every item in a list. What
complicates things is that only one item must be processed per signal.
I thought I could do it with a custom actionhandler on a node and just not call
context.leaveNode() until all the items are done.
On the
I've been using JBPM together with jdk1.5 since JBPM 3.0.2 without hassles
Regards
Johan
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Hi there
I think it should not be jBPM's responsibility to decide who should and should
do whatever. jBPM is the engine, or the library. Your application should take
care of all that stuff.
In my case, jBPM is my workflow and pageflow engine, and I have an extensive
implementation of J2EE roles
Now we are. I see no other way but for you to use that version number. You can
set it in code when you load the process definition.
...
JbpmSession jbpmSession = jbpmSessionFactory.openJbpmSession(conn);
try {
// ... and begin a transaction on the persistence session
jbpmSessio
I'm not sure I understand what you mean with Hibernate version numbers
The version number I'm talking about is the version of the process definition.
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... I agree with Koen about using a servlet. I do so myself. Inside a war
inside the ear.
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Yes, you will have to keep track of the version number. But you do use cvs (or
something) and ant don't you?
Then you will have your processdefinition.xml and your properties file in cvs.
And the properties file goes into the ear.
This way only one file gets deployed (the ear) and you "only" hav
How about your static initializer checks to see if the processdefinition
already exists with a specific version number (which you get from a property in
a properties file). If not, then you load it (from the processdefinition.xml
file in the ear).
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Hi Rainer
I've taken a completely different approach. I use the gpd to edit my process
definitions from within eclipse, and then I have an eclipse launch
configuration that can load any process definition straight into the database
given a parameter (the process definition's name). The class inv
No transaction stuff - leave that to the container.
Yes close the jBPMSession and
Yes flush the hibernate session.
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I decided not to use a .sar or .par in JBoss, so my experience in JBoss should
be similar to how I would do it in WebSphere. I would package the jBPM jar
files, the hibernate.cfg.xml (minus the hibernate properties, because I use a
different database), my own hibernate.properties and the rest o
What errors are you getting?
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