From the stack trace above,
at
org.jbpm.bpel.def.ProcessInstanceStarter.visit(ProcessInstanceStarter.java:82)
the process instance is starting, no transaction has been committed and the
partner link instances are still transient.
A different approach to fix the problem is assigning an ID to
Created jira for this at http://jira.jboss.com/jira/browse/BPEL-194.
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Alex, thanks for the pointers. I tried your fix, and it works.
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I found a fix for this. On org.jbpm.bpel.relation.jms.RelationContext, comment
out one line like following, and initialize portConsumer to null:
| public PortConsumer getPortConsumer(PartnerLinkInstance instance) {
| Long instanceId = new Long(instance.getId());
| PortConsumer
Just want to clarify, it is causing exception in jbpm bpel. And it is urgent,
please help!
Thanks,
Jiehuan
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The statement at PortConsumer.java:154 is:
// obtain info on the operation as a whole
| SOAPOperation soapOperation = (SOAPOperation) WsdlUtil.getExtension(
| bindOperation.getExtensibilityElements(),
SOAPConstants.Q_ELEM_SOAP_OPERATION);
The only source for a NPE is the
