[jBPM] New message: "Re: database maintenance"
by Sebastian Schneider
User development,
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If Heiko wrote it it will be correct. I am not very firm about the console. But domain-model now makes more sense to me. Since the console has to deal with different objects depending on its usage. in jBPM these are tasks and process instances etc. But anyway, these things all serve one purporse: to integrate the generic console with jBPM. I see no advantage of taking them as a start to building an own web application. Maybe you should ask aboout this in the related forum.
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[jBPM] New message: "Re: database maintenance"
by Giang Nguyen
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A new message was posted in the thread "database maintenance":
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Author : Giang Nguyen
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I read these information from "BPM console reference" 1.0.0 GA by Heiko Braun in which console-ui is gwt-console.war, console-server is gwt-console-server.war, domain model is gwt-console-rpc.jar and integration layer is gwt-console-server-integration.jar. That are 4 related components acording to the document. Since we moved to Runa WFE afterward, I havent read more detail of it but surely when having more time I will take a better look.
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[jBPM] New message: "Re: database maintenance"
by Sebastian Schneider
User development,
A new message was posted in the thread "database maintenance":
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Author : Sebastian Schneider
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You are right that the API ist documented in the javadocs. The console makes indirectly use of the jBPM-API. The console is supposed to be also used with different projects so its a kind of generic BPM Console. It interacts via RESTful webservices (console-server) with the API. They are used for 2 reasons:
- The use of the jBPM-API is abstracted from the console project.
- You can easily run the console on a different server.
You are free to to use the console-server but be aware that he might not support all the things you need since the console does not support all functionalities of jBPM right now. Not sure about this. What do you mean by domain-model and integration layer???
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[jBPM] New message: "Re: JBpm 4.3 + Spring 3 transaction problem at buildProcessEngine"
by Santanu Saraswati
User development,
A new message was posted in the thread "JBpm 4.3 + Spring 3 transaction problem at buildProcessEngine":
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Author : Santanu Saraswati
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When you are using hibernate and let spring manage the transaction then the session should be bound to the transaction and not to thread. The *hibernate.current_session_context_class* property should be SpringSessionContext class. This is done automatically in LocalSessionFactoryBean. So you need not do anything extra.
Making a session bound to a thread does not make it transaction aware. You can manually start and stop as many transactions as you want in a thread. In an application server you should never use thread session context - that can be dangerous. You should use JTA. And with spring you should let spring set it.
I was interested to know how did you conclude that there is no transaction when you remove current session context class as thread?
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[jBPM] New message: "Re: database maintenance"
by Giang Nguyen
User development,
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Author : Giang Nguyen
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Hi, actually I and my team have downloaded jbpm4.2 and start experience with it. However we have alot of trouble customize the GUI interface because our dev team lack of Google Web Toolkit skill, furthermore we ultimately want running Jbpm with Oracle 10g and wasnt able to get it running at first place. Then we come across Runa WFE, a SourceForge project that use Struts as web framework, based on Jbpm 3.01 as it core process engine. Its also easy to configure datasource with Oracle.
So infact we dont use Jbpm 3.01 directly but yes we use Jbpm 3.01.
Please excuse my english and my lack of knowledge in Jbpm also.
Regards,
Giang
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[jBPM] New message: "Re: How to invoke applications in a task activity"
by Sebastian Schneider
User development,
A new message was posted in the thread "How to invoke applications in a task activity":
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Author : Sebastian Schneider
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It does not make sense to me to invoke java methods within a user task. Use the java task or the custom task for this. Where's the problem with placing a user task and afterwards a java task in the process? If I got you wrong you still need to elaborate on this. I did not mean using JSF for task forms in the BPM Console. I thought you have been trying to implement your own webclient.
Since you did not state differently I assume you are using jBPM 4. Note that there are differences between jBPM 3 and 4, especially in terms of the API. Please the Java-API doc on the homepage. Everything's in there and in the documentation as well. Afterwards you can ask a more specific question.
I still do not know what exactly you are trying to achieve and why.
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