"JBoss Portal" is a portal framework, a competitor of Jetspeed.
If you have an issue to install an accessory on your car, who will you call ? Here you are calling another accessory maker who won't be able to help
Now would you call the accessory maker or the car maker ? The accessory maker will be more likely to help since he's the one making sure his article will fit most cars.
So in this case, the application server is generic, the portal sits on top of an application server. Jetspeed claims support for JBoss AS up to 4 http://wiki.apache.org/portals/Jetspeed2/JBossHowTo, so the people who will more likely be able to help are people @ jetspeed.
Was trying to save you time and save this forum from noise. (Again a forum is a knowledge base if maintained properly)
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"swatis" wrote : This is how I implemented.
| If Task A is completed by UserA then using action handler setting instance variable :"group" with value of "userA"
| Then When for Task B, used class which implements AssignmentHandler Interface this class will query to see who are the members of group and then elliminated user which is present in "group" instance variable i.e. "userA"
| So now TaskB will be performed by userB or userC by setting only these users in pooled actors list.
This is also a good solution. jBPM task assignment cannot be used off the shelf for the 4-eyes-principle, which is actually widespread i.e. in the financial institutions. But this logic is easy to implement.
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