Bingo!
Andrew, your recall that typing ant directly from the command line was problematic is exactly correct. As you advised, executing build.sh (no arguments) finishes the build successfully and with all the required directories under $JBOSS_HOME/server/ provided (kind of cruel :-( that 'ant' from the command line ends with 'BUILD SUCCESSFUL' indication but does not provide all the required dirs under $JBOSS_HOME/server)
Thanks,
Ben
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"bradsdavis" wrote : One option would be to specify a directory within the jbpm configuration where templates will be read from. I can then reference templates relative to that directory, which would be easy to accomplish.
You mean a local directory? I don't believe that would be a good idea. The process archive, the classpath, the configuration file and an absolute URL are all locations we can rely upon at runtime.
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@alejandro, the only thing I dont like about the classpath directive is that if you are designing email templates in a WYSIWYG editor, I would imagine that would complicate things.
Otherwise, that would be helpful when parsing. I like the idea about possibly packaging them with process definitions.
One option would be to specify a directory within the jbpm configuration where templates will be read from. I can then reference templates relative to that directory, which would be easy to accomplish.
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