Thanks for the replies. That is exactly what I have done. I have a page that
displays the information I was looking for. I just wanted to make sure I
hadn't missed anything before I did that.
Thanks for the replies. If I get the time to properly extend jBPM to do this I
will certainly
You could easily write an administration console that makes a SQL call to the
DB and returns all of this data, is that much harder then using an API from
jBPM? Why afraid that would be the answer?
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may I ask why you 'were afraid that was going to be the answer'?
These things are not obvious, think about systems where there are thousands of
open tasks. Retrieving all in one go can put an unnecessary load on a system.
So some kind of paging db side/ui side etc is needed. Extending the
Mike, we have solved a number of these types of problems by creating our own
SQL call and returning the data. You can easily get this list through direct
SQL or HSQL. Something like the following I think gets you what you need.
select * from JBPM_TASKINSTANCE where end_ is not null
Eric
That is what I was affraid the answer was going to be.
Thanks for the reply.
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Although, after thinking about it more... surely there is a way to get
persisted instances from the database through the JBPM API.
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