[JBoss jBPM] - Re: serialization or parallel in a tasknode
by kukeltje
anonymous wrote : co-signing is creating serverl tasks in one tasknode, but runing order of them are specific.
You can't as mentioned earlier
anonymous wrote : what i need is like it, except that the order can be specified.
Again... you can't.... Tasks carried out one after another (if that is important) are not, never the same.. The content of the task might be, but since the order is important, it is flow...
You can do two things...
- Wait for jBPM 4 and *hope* it will be so much more flexible that you can configure this
- Create the tasks with and give then e.g. a specific name or set a task-local variable and create your own tasklist manager that filters all tasks out that should not be visible yet....
anonymous wrote : Could you give the example link to me, i could not find it, sorry.
No, since there is none....
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[JBoss jBPM] - Re: Problem with a decision node in a fork, join construct.
by kukeltje
@Jan,
Yes, the lock can be on the processdefinition. If it complaints and you have a reference to the xsd, remove that.... validating against the xsd does not work then. (also a jira issue might be created then for the xsd to be updated)
@Martin.. Yes, I'd like to but I get 403's when committing. Someone has to fix that and I don't know who (already informed Tom)
The generator type was just to see if postgress would work then and kind of confirm it has a releation to generated-id's (via sequences) or auto-increment one. It was never meant to be changed indefinately
On a sidenote, If I add the flush back in the code, my H2 oracle compatible db does not lead to any errors as without it I get a SOE
The strange thing is that UPGRADE and FORCE (the default if nothing is provided) are kind of similar for hibernate. FORCE also working for not versioned objects... strange. Maybe one of the JBoss Hibernate experts could have a look.
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