My first impresion is that your code have a wrong path to the upload server.. I do not know the SOA platform but i think the correct path is
| /jbpm-console/upload
|
so try to change this line in your code:
| deployTask.setServerDeployer("/jbpm-console/app/upload");
|
to
| deployTask.setServerDeployer("/jbpm-console/upload");
|
if this is not the problem please let me know and we try to solve it together.
Greetings!
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Hi all.
Sorry if my question can look stupid, but I'm a jBPM newbie.
I tried to search through the internet and through the forum, but maybe I lack some information vital to perform a good query.
Here is the problem:
I have a jBPM flow defined through jPDL. I have created the xhtml files inside the jPDL editor and I've deployed the PAR file.
Now, I want to integrate the xhtml files I created and deployed inside the PAR file inside my web application.
How can I access thos file? What would be the best way to integrate such files?
Many many thanks in advance,
Massimiliano.
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Hello,
I am using JBoss 4.2.3 and it is running fine as long as I use it on the local machine.
When I try to access it from some other machine on port 8080, it does not work. There is definitely no problem with firewall, or anything related to network as I am successfully able to connect from other machines, if I use older version of JBoss. For Example: I have tried with JBOSS 4.0.5, it works with this version.
I have to use JBoss 4.2.3, but I am facing the problem mentioned above, please suggest.
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Yes, I mean OS environmet.
I have a project that contains a persistence.xml file. this file contains the database configuration including the username and password.
For development, I would like to deploy this project in other machines using their owning JBoss (that is, each machine has its own AS).
Instead of modifying the persistence.xml I would like to use an environment variable that defined in each machine.
Thanks
dyahav
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