It didnt work.
Maybee i dont do it correct.
I have two jars - model, server. they two package in an ear.
My "Interceptor" in the server (i need an access to data source) the intercepted classes are in the model.
in load time i package additional jar with aop suffix that contain the jboss-aop.xml and the interceptors. (it depends on the model and the server but the model dosnt is not depended on it).
I want to go to compile time. in which jar should i put the jboss-aop.xml?
Is it ok to run the maven plugin in the model pom although it dosnt "know " the interceptors?
Thanks a lot.
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No one can really help you with your specific app, because no was has any idea what your app is doing. I have a Spring/Struts based web application, and I simply integrate the jbpm libraries. How to do this is covered in the documentation, I think under the deployment section.
To get ideas how to use the the API's, you can look at the source code for the jbpm console, and examples also found in the documentation.
I would recommend reading the docs, looking at the source code, and researching on wiki and forums.
Good luck!
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