[JBoss jBPM] - How di I embedd jBPM in my j2ee app?
by anre42
Hi,
I'm looking for tools to help me implement workflow functionality in an exsisting j2ee based application. I've read everything available about jbpm and also played around with it for a while and I think it will really fitl my needs, feature wise. However, I'm puzzeld about how I can embedd the jbpm libs and functionality into my app? The user guide is mostly focused on running jbpm stand alone which is not how I want to use it. E.g. we use hibernate 3 on oracle in the app, how can I make jpbm coexsist with that? Can I configure jbpm to use my exsisting hibernate.cfg.xml? and in that case? Any other things I should think of when embedding jpm in out app?
Another thing, I have played around a bit in the Process Designer plugin for Eclipse and it looks really nice, but I lack a lot of things like setting conditions and variables etc or have I missed something?
Appreciate all feedback
Tnx
/Andreas
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[Performance Tuning] - JBoss/Tomcat idle before processing
by mglowacki
Hi
I'm quite new to Jboss/Tomcat, so please forgive me if my questions are without sense...
I have created a JSF application that uses EJB. It deploys successfully, but the thing that concerns me is:
When I go to any page (locally, e.g. localhost:8080/Test/faces/Page1.jsp) I can see in jboss console that nothing happens for some time. No processing, page generation, nothing. What is that? It takes even few seconds and then the whole page appears. I'm still at development phase, but it concerns me already. Second thing is that makes development harder, when I've to wait for page to be loaded each time. I am very concerned what could happen when I will finish and many people will come to the page at once...
Please give me a hint what to do, or at least where to start/search.
Thank you in advance,
Michal
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[JBoss Seam] - Re: Protected methods on Seam components
by quilleashm
I don't have to have them protected in this instance but I'm using the SingleItemScreenAction class here to make life easier for implementors so all they have to define are some simple getters(). Making them protected means they are only accessible to subclasses which is what I want.
Perhaps not so "obviously" :) but Seam uses a cglib proxy to wrap all component objects it creates. The proxy object subclasses the component so the Seam interceptors are called on each method call which, amongst other things, handles the bijection around calling the actual target method. A final method can't be subclassed so cglib doesn't add a method proxy for them so you get no Seam interception and therefore no bijection.
Still not sure why a method being protected means cglib can't proxy it tho.
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