Yes, you can define fields in the visual process designer, then have them show
up in the sample web UI. Please take a look at this Getting Started Guide link:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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Kevin
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There are a couple of options here:
1. There is a source tab in the graphical editor. You can manually enter the
process here, and then deploy it through eclipse.
2. Use your favorite text editor to create the process, then deploy using Ant.
3. Dynamically create the process in your Java bu
There is a full API for interacting with jBPM from Java code. Please take a
look at the sample web app that comes with jBPM. It is Java code calling
processes that have been deployed to jBPM. This code fragment example is from
the HomeBean.java in
jbpm-starters-kit-3.1\jbpm\src\java.webapp\o
The sample web app that comes with jBPM provides examples of how to do
everything you are describing, and the source code for this is available.
Please take a look at this thread:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=83366
As far as monitoring and administration go, there i
I believe most folks are defining and deploying their processes in the Eclipse
tool or through XML files, but you can do it the way you are describing.
Please take a look at the tutorial section of the jBPM docs. There are several
examples of dynamically building processes in there.
http://do
There already is an Eclipse plugin for jBPM. Please see the demo:
http://jboss.org/jbossBlog/blog/kaers/2006/04/26/JBoss_jBPM_Online_Demo.txt
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"javajosh" wrote : Bit of a brainfart there, it is already a Wiki. It is kind
of hard to work with, however, and would probably benefit to being split up
into smaller pieces. Would anyone mind if I did that?
First off, thanks for stepping forward to do this. We appreciate folks willing
to give
Please take a look at the getting started wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
This goes through creating a process and deploying it to the sample web
application. The sample web application source code is available as an
example.
You can use any technologies to
JBoss jBPM provides a sample web app that has console functions. If you have
deployed this app with jBPM, then you can access it like any other web
deployment from the application server. This also means that if the
application server is not running, the web app will not run. If you have
emb
Please take a look at this getting started wiki I have just posted. It goes
through the sample web app, creating your own process, and deploying it.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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Hi,
Please take a look at this getting started with jBPM wiki
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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All,
If you are just getting started with jBPM, please take a look at this getting
started wiki. It covers the sample process and webapp that comes with jBPM,
and creating your own process and deploying it.
Thanks,
Kevin
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
View the
The front end JSP pages, images, styles sheets and so on are in:
C:\jbpm-starters-kit-3.1\jbpm\src\resources\jbpm.war
I will add more info in the getting started guide about this.
Thanks!
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If you are wanting to create and deploy a process defintion inside of a Java
application, you can follow the example in the jBPM tutorial:
http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3/userguide/tutorial.html
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When you download the jBPM starters kit, there is a jbpm directory. This
includes the source for jBPM itself, the sample web app, and the websale
process.
The sample web app bean source code is located in:
jbpm-starters-kit-3.1>jbpm>src>java.webapp
The sample web app front end (jsp) souce co
I appreciate the comments on the getting started guide, and will make updates
if needed. In the case of run.bat, I did not put that into the gettting
started guide for this very reason. Instead, the getting started guide refers
to the start.bat that correctly uses the jbpm configuration:
Exe
"lowkoen" wrote : Hi all,
|
| I am trying the jBPM using the jBPM Getting Started Documentation.
| I copied the sample web application folder from
\jbpm-starters-kit-3.1\jbpm\src\resources\jbpm.war to TOMCAT_HOME\webapps\ROOT.
However, I got the following error:
| HTTP Status 404 - /jbp
I have created a wiki that shows the data model for jBPM. As always,
feedback/contributions to the wiki are welcome!
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=Jbpm31DataModel
Thanks,
Kevin
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Please take a look at the getting started wiki. In it, you create and deploy
your own process.
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
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The questions I would ask the customer are:
1. What do you need to change about the workflow? Is this really a whole new
workflow, or the same workflow with just some different business parameters?
2. How often do you really expect you will need to create a whole new
workflow? If it is not v
I agree. We have partners and customers here at JBoss that are doing the same
type of thing. They built rules on top of jBPM that the users can modify, but
the underlying process does not change. Once we integrate JBoss Rules and
jBPM, this will be very straightforward. It can still be done
The integration I was talking about is what is being discussed here:
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=77783
Kevin
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Actually, here is a nice example of another way of doing this. JBoss SEAM uses
jBPM for process flow. In the example in the documentation, they have a TODO
list. You could use something like this along with your business logic to
generate either rules or a process definition dynamically.
htt
certainly its possible, jBPM is a business process engine, and you can
communicate to it using your application. As I mentioned in another thread
http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=81129 , JBoss SEAM can
help with this kind of use case as well. Here is a link to the SEAM
Yes, that is exactly how jBPM works. The jBPM engine manages the process
state, and will call to your J2EE application logic through actions that you
setup.
Kevin
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Please take a look at the getting started wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted
You are listing out the variable names in the process definition, and they are
stored in the jBPM database when the process is deployed. The web app reads in
what the variable names ar
jBPM has the concepts of users, groups, and memberships. These are stored in
the database by default. You can change this to use LDAP or some other 3rd
party idenity system.
For the simple case of getting new users into jBPM, you simply need to add rows
to the jbpm_id_user table. Here are a
I have added a FAQ section to the getting started wiki with some of the
questions I have seen on the forums. As always, feedback/contributions are
welcome!
Kevin
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Since jBPM stores all execution data and logging data in the database, you can
use any reporting tool that can access a database. In addition, the sample web
app provides some simple BAM functionality (shown in the getting started wiki).
jBPM Data Model:http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=
Please take a look at the getting started wiki:
http://wiki.jboss.org/wiki/Wiki.jsp?page=JbpmGettingStarted. There is
information in there about modifing the sample web application that comes with
jBPM.
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Please take a look at docs/wikis/forums before posting questions. It saves
everyone time!
Thanks
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"yelkoury" wrote : Hi every body
| I can not install the JBPM on my machine.
| I have the js2ee 1.4.2 installed on my computer, when i've lanched the
"start.bat" i 've got the window command, every think is normal. But when i try
to acces to the login page from my browser (Mozlla Firefox) i g
James,
Each of the JEMS products are intended to be usable both as standalone products
and as part of a larger architecture (SOA, ESB, etc). JBoss jBPM can be used
by itself to do simple human task workflow, BPM, or web service orchestration,
or it can be used with other JEMS products (JBoss M
"yelkoury" wrote : Hi
| Finally jbpm is correctly running on my machine, now i want to work with my
owen database created under Mysql for an web interface uses workflow. I've seen
that jbpm Database respects a specific schema and i've made a test by creating
a new Mysql DB (respecting the sche
"yelkoury" wrote : Thx
| Now i can understand that's absolutly important to respect the schema
required by Jbpm.
| So, for example to import the users list from my DB and make it in the
jbpm_id_users can i add a fk to the table of actors in my owne DB??
| and so on, wen i have to get any an
"koti123456" wrote :
| Please advice me what to do.. We would like to use in production & We dont
need cms service.
|
If you are planning to use it in production and you need support I would
suggest getting a subscription that has a specific SLA with JBoss instead of
relying on the forums
"n.belford" wrote : I have now also posted the getting started guide as a PDF.
It is down at the bottom of the front page to the JBPM wiki.
Thanks! I meant to do that after I finished the guide, but just forgot.
Kevin
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