Ok, I found it: just needed to upgrade hibernate3.jar from the 3.0.5 to the 3.1
version. Now everything works fine.
It's there at the jBPM user guide, chapter 5, section 5.3:
anonymous wrote : jBPM is distributed with hibernate 3.1 final. But it can also
work with 3.0.x. In that case, you might
Hi Vishrut,
I'm having the same problem. Have you solved it?
Luciano
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Ok, Ronald, there's some confussion here so I will summarize too.
1) My first suggestion: one task node, one task, pooled actors, no fork.
2) My second suggestion: one fork, two task nodes, one task each task-node.
3) Your (Alex's) suggestion: one task-node, two tasks, no fork.
I said there is li
No, I mean one task node with multiple tasks vs. one task node with one task
assigned to multiple (pooled) actors.
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Thanks for the reply.
I see what you mean, but for what I need, multiple tasks in a task-node are not
too different from one task for pooled actors (my first suggestion). The
available transitions are per task-node, not per task, so I still have to
decide which transitions are forbidden for the
A small correction to the above post:
In the second solution, I need to "kill" the token at the other task, not for
the process instance to continue (it will, cause there is no join node), but in
order to eliminate the task instance from the other actor's task list.
Otherwise, if actor A finishe
I am writing a web application that allows the logged user to choose one of
some available transitions for a pending task, as in the websale sample.
There is a task node (TaskAlfa) that will be assigned to two actors A and B by
using the setPooledActors method in an AssignmentHandler.
The problem
