I have written some fairly important applications that ran on JBoss that were not web based, although having a web component made things easier to manage remotely.
Unlike Weblogic (which is EJB/Servlet-centric), JBoss is really "service" centric. Following the model of the JBoss server itself, you can create .sar files (which like .war) encapsulate a set of services and their support libraries, and with the -service.xml file you install the services as JMX Mbeans which can be easily managed.
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my first impression is that you do not use jbpm as it was inteded to be used. Holding on to a context blocks the engine for other processinstances to run. Getting a new context each time is not expensive, so get one, signal it, keep the token/processinstance id somewhere and go on with other instances. Once needed, get a context again, use the token/process id to retrieve the instance and signal it.
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"tonylmai" wrote :
| Back to overriding the RuleBasedIdentity, the login method allows me to return a viewId to redirect user to a specific page. Yet the logout does not. How would I go about redirecting user to a different page after they have logged out?
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Here's an example of redirect on logout in pages.xml:
| <page view-id="*">
| <navigation from-action="#{identity.logout}">
| <redirect view-id="/home.xhtml"/>
| </navigation>
| </page>
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I saw you posted this in the seam forum as well. The discussion should be done at least at one place (crossposting is not handy) and since it is (imo) more closely related to how seam is using jbpm than a jbpm core issue. I might be wrong but we should at least discuss it in one place.
(I think btw it could be related to not saving the processinstance (e.g. because a transaction is not ended) but that is just guessing... A debug trace would be handy, but analyse it first please and do not post it completely)
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