I am using Jbpm 3.2 and need to track an audit information for both manual and automated tasks. I saw that Jbpm 4.0 has history APIs but there are no such APIs for 3.2. Though, I saw that it might be possible to use JBPM_LOG table by enabling logging
For each manual and automated step, I need to know
- how it got to that step
- start and end timestamp
- the user who is assigned for manual tasks
- context of the process, perhaps before and after
Can someone suggest best way to get that information. I have not looked at JBPM_LOG schema, could it provide such information or is there a better way. Also, I saw some posts about size of JBPM_LOG that grows large. Is it going to be a problem. Thanks.
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Hi,
better open a new thread, as your errors do not seem to be related to the original error.
Why did you rename your "web.xml" to "context.xml"? The latter has a totally different structure, its root element is "", not "<web-app>", they don't have much in common.
The "default" server is fully web aware.
If you want to start the "web" configuration, run "jboss.bat" (or "jboss.sh") with options "-c web".
Best regards
Wolfgang
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There are examples for several databases in docs/examples/jca. Pick the one for your database, edit it to reflect your database info, and copy it to the deploy directory.
Note that IDEs by default do not know how to handle the *-ds.xml file. What I usually do is create a 'sql' directory within my project, edit the file there, and then either manually copy the file to the deploy directory or I use an Ant script to deploy the file.
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The code is possibly complaining about the lack of a JNDI name (it appears that the code is attempting to look up the datasource by name and not finding it).
First, did you create a *-ds.xml file for your datasource and did you deploy it first? If you did not, you need to do that first. If you have a *-ds.xml file, add another entry to your jboss-web.xml file:
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
| <jboss-web>
| <resource-ref>
| <res-ref-name>jdbc/TRAVEL_ApacheDerby</res-ref-name>
| <jndi-name>java:--the jndi name of your datasource, from *-ds.xml--</jndi-name>
| </resource-ref>
| <security-domain flushOnSessionInvalidation="false"/>
| <context-root>/SinglePageCrudTable</context-root>
| </jboss-web>
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