Hi All,
I am facing a weird problem in my J2EE app. I am using spring and springs quartz scheduler utility to schedule my jobs in web app. When ever i do nor mal deployment (cold deployment) every thing goes smooth. But if i redploy the ear while server is running (hot deployment) then scheduler bean doesnt get instantiate and my application doesnt get deployed.
Anybody have an idea about what is happening?
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Using v3.1.4...
1-In Node.java, comment out line 375
// transition.take(executionContext);
2-In Token.java, put this after line 184
Transition nextTransition = null;
while ((nextTransition = executionContext.getTransition()) != null) {
nextTransition.take(executionContext);
}
Please note I'm not expert in jBPM(yet) and only tested with a quick example.
I'm hoping to solve a couple of problems here.
1-Avoid Stackoverflow on very large graphs without waitstate; Not using recursion is just nicer.
2-Able to break out of infinite loops. In step two above I could break after a configurable number of transitions into an error state, preventing stackoverflow.
What do you think?
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Chapter 20 in the Seam documentation is dedicated to exposing POJOs as web services and integrating them into a conversational context. This should be helpful to me when I find myself publishing services.
However, I also need to consume web services. This means, at least for me, the ability to read a published WSDL, generate classes from the schema portion of it, and exchange SOAP messages with the service by means of those generated classes. Does Seam currently offer a means of doing this? For those familiar with Spring Web Services, I have a bit of experience doing this with JAXB and the WebServiceTemplate:
http://static.springframework.org/spring-ws/site/reference/html/client.ht...
But I would like to see if I can pull off both the publishing and consumption of web services in Seam only.
Thanks for any insight.
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