Starting with jbpm 4.0 there is no project type named "process project" anymore. Just create a java project and afterwards create a new jbpm process definition. The swimlanes are missing in the Signavio editor and this is normal. About 2 weeks ago I was talking to one of the Signavio guys about this on a exhibition and he told me that this was just the first step for the integration and maybe further elements will be added in the next releases.
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Hi,
>From a remote JBM client point of view we need some JBoss jars including jbossall-client.jar (http://labs.jboss.com/file-access/default/members/jbossmessaging/freezone...). I see two main problems with this:
1) The order of this jars does matter - this I think is not even mentioned into the docs, but if you list them into your classpath into a different order it will not work some times. The bigger problem is that in some places/containers there is no way to specify any such order like in tomcat for example.
2) If your project uses some library which is duplicated in jbossall-client.jar also and the versions are different - again we have a problem. One such example is hibernate.
I have found in this thread http://www.jboss.org/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&t=153853&postdays=... that
anonymous wrote : jbossall-client.jar is an evil aggregation of jars. You will need to use the individual client jars from /jboss/client. I have changes the examples to make use of the correct jars, and we have documented the minimal set for JBM, but depending on the other EE features you use you may need to add more client jars...
So, the question is what is the minimal set of client jars needed for a remote JBM client?
And does this will solve problem 1) ?
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The reference guide has a topic about this: "13.9.3. Link to other pages."
// Get the ParentNode. Since we are inside a Window, the Parent is the Page
| PortalNode thisNode = req.getPortalNode().getParent();
| // Get the Node in the Portal hierarchy tree known as "../default"
| PortalNode linkToNode = thisNode.resolve("../default");
| // Create a RenderURL to the "../default" Page Node
| PortalNodeURL pageURL = resp.createRenderURL(linkToNode);
| // Output the Node's name and URL for users
| Samples
| 149
| html.append("Page: " + linkToNode.getName() + " -> ");
| html.append("<a href=\"" + pageURL.toString() + "\">" + linkToNode.getName() + "</a>");
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