[JBoss jBPM] - Getting the previously executed node...
by kamleshkr
Hi All,
Consider the following situation:
In my workflow, there is a decision node first, the decision node checks the condition and redirects the workflow to nodeYes or nodeNo accordingly. Both nodeYes and nodeNo has a transition to node3.
Hence depending upon the condition, the nodeYes or NodeNo is executed, and after that node3 is executed.
Now if my workflow fails in node3, i have to go to previous node and continue it, something like
token.setNode(previousNode);
token.signal();
But the problem is that how can i know whether the previous node is nodeYes or it is nodeNo?
I can use node3.getArrivingTransitions(), which will perhaps return me both
nodeYes and nodeNo. So how can i find which node has actually been executed before node3 failed?
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[EJB/JBoss] - Migrate EAR application from Websphere 5.0 to JBoss 4.0
by anithathomas
Please help me in the migration process of an EJB (2.1) application from Websphere application server to JBoss application server.
The application is developed using IBM Websphere Studio Application Developer and uses many Websphere-specific components.
What are the steps that are to be followed to acheive this?
NB:I am using Lomboz IDE.
What I did till date is:
> Unwraped the ear file.
> Created EJB Projects in Lomboz IDE corresponding to the jars in the ear
> Created Dynamic web Project in Lomboz IDE correcponding to the war in the ear.
> Created Enterprise Application Project(say XYZ) that refers all the Web & EJB projects.
Deployed the generated EAR (say XYZ.ear) in JBoss Application Server.
This is not working. Is this a correct method?What are the alternatives?
The application uses websphere-specific components and contains a lot of websphere generated files that includes map.mapxmi for OR mapping, .class files etc.
Please help me.
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