you have to upgrade to the ehcache 1.2, it's in the release notes of the jboss
distribution, but not for jbpm but for jboss portal.
You can download the hibernate 3.2 rc, which has the ehcache in the libs
directory or just get only the ehcache from the sourceforge site
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Hi Saviola,
that's all I did.
I'm not sure if the order of the mapping files in hibernate.cfg.xml is
important. In the original file teh queries are inserted directly below
Membership.hbm.xml.
Are you sure, you are using the right configuration file at runtime?
You should be able to see this
Hi Saviola,
I'm using the 3.1 release from yesterday
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we need to load the hibernate.queries.hbm.xml which is in the default hibernate
config files.
I had a hibernate config file of my own, where this named queries were not
loaded.
Within the named query file the type string_max is defined and then everything
works fine
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we need to load the hibernate.queries.hbm.xml which is in the default hibernate
config files.
I had a hibernate config file of my own, where this named queries were not
loaded.
Within the named query file the type string_max is defined and then everything
works fine
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I just had the same problem, to fix it, you have to remove the
type="string_max" from the hibernate mapping files, but I don't think this is
the real solution for that.
Maybe some hibernate expert can help us here. I'm not sure if it is a bug or
just a missing configuration
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Hi all,
i just tried to deploy the 3.1 release on a postgresql 8 database.
When my software tries to create the database schema it fails with
org.hibernate.MappingException: Could not determine type for: string_max, for
columns: [org.hibernate.mapping.Column(OLDSTRINGVALUE_)]
at org.hibe
I'm make heavy use of sub processes created by nodes, which
works fine.
My problem is, that the process-state is always leaving on it's default
transition and not according to the end-state of the sub process.
Am I doing things wrong here or is there any other solution?
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Hi,
I'm using the jbpm process logs and try to retrieve it for my application,
which is basically working, but not for logs created from sub processes.
I do a lookup for the loogs with
jbpmSession.getLoggingSession().findLogsByProcessInstance(procId);
which returns the logs created from the p
I create a process definition on the fly from my code. This is not done using
xml, i add new node, state and other elements to the process.
I also have a process-state element. The sub process defined has a timer
(create timer and cancel timer event).
When saving the process instance I created
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