[Beginner's Corner] - Re: Stopping and starting EARs from the JMX console
by negora
Wolfgang: Ummm... Very interesting. If they closed the JIRA I guess that's the normal behaviour, as you state.
In the end I decided to continue with my manual deployment instead of using the console (be it the JMX console or the administration console). Basically because during the development of my applications I always prefer to use directories instead of pure JAR, WAR or EAR files (because of matter of speed) and, although I only used the "start" and "stop" operations in the console, some times my applications got deleted.
I still don't know why, because as far as I know even re-deploying an application the original source (the JAR file for example) isn't deleted, but the files which were extracted from it, Right?
Whatever it's the cause I think that I'll continue using my OS-dependent batch files for quick start and stop operations during the development.
Thank you very much for your answer, Wolfgang ;) .
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[jBPM Users] - Re: What is the status of PVM in JBPM?
by dinosaurus
"kukeltje" wrote : a ui framework for? Designing processes? Then I think you are out of luck. It would be very complex to make db tables like in 3. The current (4) situation is much simpler for most cases (but yours).
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| Yet, I'd almost like to ask the same question again.... what is it that you want to achieve? What kind of list of nodes/transitions do you want to show? While executing processes? While designing them?
kukeltje, I'm not sure if I can explain something more. Just in my case I have a framework which better works on top of database than on top of Java API. Sometimes I need to use some non-java applications for reading data and having process structure presented in DB might be helpful. So that's why I asked such a question.
Thanks for your comments, they were quite helpful for me in understanding of the main JBPM's vision.
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