You should use JbpmContext instead of JbpmSessionFactory and JbpmSession, which
are deprecated. And yes, you can use JbpmConfiguration in your ejbCreate.
Regards,
Koen
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ok!
One more thing!
I followed qweniden's suggestion. and changed my method to anonymous wrote :
public long uploadDocument(String processDefinitionName) {
| | long processInstanceId = 0;
| |
| | JbpmContext
huh!
Okay! I found out that
i have to save jbpmContext (jbpmContext.save()) before returning
processInstanceID and then it saves the processInstance.
Still I would like to ask,
Should I use jbpmSessionFactory and jbpmSession at all?
and as JbpmConfiguration is static can I use it in my
oops! its jbpmContext.close() not jbpmContext.save()
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Do you think taht instead of using jbpmSession and JbpmSessionFactory, I should
use JbpmConfiguration and jbpmContext?
Please suggest.
Whats the plan!
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ooops!
My Question was
If this is not right method then how should I save my processInstance.
In my code (for which output is given) Token token =
processInstance.getRootToken();
| System.out.println(token is+token);
| token.signal();
| System.out.println(token.signal() is done);
is
the save() method on the JbpmContext class accepts an instance to be saved.
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