I was doing some more poking around at jBPM, and installed the eclipse editor plugin. So cool... Im such an easy sell when things have a nice gui. The framework seems pretty lightweight too. Is is common practice to embed jBPM into your application, or use it as a separate resource? I think for this project it makes sense to embed it.
I recently went to local JUG meeting where we had a JBoss guy (Burr Sutter) give us the shpeal for JBossESB... looks like they use jBPM for the management of the ESB nodes as well. It's cool when a component like this is useful across different contexts.
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BTW - I assume there is no reason (and one should not) configure an eviction policy into the tc5-cluster.sar/jboss-service.xml.
This understanding is based on your comment
anonymous wrote : the effect of a logout, if you call session.invalidate() the session is removed cluster-wide. (If you just wait for the session to timeout, each node in the cluster independently does that.)
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Is this understanding correct?
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