I am working on web application and I found some problems with JbpmContext. There are some issues that I am not fully aware: 1. If I do not close the context no changes will be saved to the database. 2. If for example I will get some reference to jbpm object: | TaskInstance taskInstance = context.getTaskInstance(wid); | and for some reason I close the context then from that time on the reference to taskInstance is invalid end every attempt to call some method leads to exception -> "context was closed" - or smth like that. Therefore, when I create my TaskInstance Bean (actually JbpmWorkItem) in the constructor I initialize all the fields that are used by getters methods of the bean. | public class JbpmWorkItem implements IWorkItem { | static Log log = new Log(); | /** | * session | */ | JbpmDefSession session; | /** | * work item id | */ | long workItemId; | /** | * process instance id | */ | long processInstanceId; | /** | * process definition id | */ | long processDefinitionId; | /** | * CurrentProcessObjectName | */ | String currentProcessObjectName; | | | /* | * Task instance - actuall jbpm work item (task to do) | */ | | /** Cons | * @param session - def session | * @param wid - work item id | * @throws JbpmAtflowException | */ | public JbpmWorkItem(DefSession session, long wid) throws Exception { | this.session = (JbpmDefSession)session; | this.workItemId = wid; | /* getContext() creates new context for logged user*/ | JbpmContext context = this.session.getContext(); | try { | TaskInstance taskInstance = context.getTaskInstance(wid); | processInstanceId = taskInstance.getToken().getProcessInstance().getId(); | processDefinitionId = taskInstance.getToken().getProcessInstance().getProcessDefinition().getId(); | currentProcessObjectName = taskInstance.getToken().getNode().getName(); | } | catch (Exception e) { | log.error("Could not create work item: " + wid + ", actor: " + session.getLoggedOnUser().getName()); | throw new JbpmAtflowException("Could not create work item: " + wid + ", actor: " + session.getLoggedOnUser().getName(), e); | } | finally { | context.close(); | } | } | and here is the question is it correct way ? My purpose of doing that was to minimize the number of accesses to the database. Since If I put the code with creating new context and closing it in every getter method just to access jbpm object it will probably decrease the performance. Am I right ? or Is Jbpm doing some caching so not every call to jbpm object method leads to database access to get the data ? BR, Jurek View the original post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=viewtopic&p=3990420#... Reply to the post : http://www.jboss.com/index.html?module=bb&op=posting&mode=reply&a...