[jboss-user] [JBoss jBPM] - Re: Question about retrieving User Object from ExecutionCont

[crussell42]

I tried the following trick (total guess, Not sure it will work but it got me a little further). Seems like this scheme should work to force jbpm to consider the user object as a hibernatable object...which mine is only not because of hibernate.cfg.xml
jbpm.varmapping.xml

  |     <jbpm-type>
  |       <matcher>
  |         <bean class="org.jbpm.context.exe.matcher.ClassNameMatcher">
  |           <field name="className"><string value="foo.MyFooClass" /></field>
  |         </bean>
  |       </matcher>
  |       <variable-instance class="org.jbpm.context.exe.variableinstance.HibernateLongInstance" />
  |     </jbpm-type>
  | 

This now causes me to get a 

  | org.hibernate.MappingException: Unknown entity: foo.MyFooClass
  | 
So I guess I somehow need to get MyFooClass into the classloader path of the jbpm-enterprise.ear I am deploying....Any thoughts appreciated.
This tends to make me believe that at least jbpm is trying to treat my Entity as a hibernatable object. However, I just use the javax.persistence and annotations so I dont have a hibernate.cfg.xml in my ejb3 / pojo foo.jar.
I guess I dont know what the HibernateLongIdMatcher really does. Seems it would use introspection and look for an org.hibernate.annotations.Id? -or- Entity. Or does it just look for a match of the class name in some hibernate.cfg.xml that it finds?
 



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