Tihomir Surdilovic [
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"Re: New Features in jBPM5 Web Designer added!"
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Hi Miljenko,
1. is it possible to define my own service repository, beside the standard one? For
example, I have to create my own private service tasks with a business logic embedded into
it, or custom service tasks that call an external (private) web service. It would be nice
to have some sort of service repository agent where one can define set of URLs that point
to custom service repositories
The location of the repository is configurable via $designer.war/profiles/jbpm.xml, there
you will see on the bottom:
<servicerepository location="
http://people.redhat.com/kverlaen/repository
http://people.redhat.com/kverlaen/repository"/>
As long as your repository has the same structure for assets as the jBPM one currently
things should work fine. If your repository has a different structure, then having
pluggable "repository handlers" would be nice to have, but there aren't any
now. Would be a nice Jira if you want to raise one.
2. where do you run service repository? Can we use JCR to store service definitions, or it
is meant to be used from your site only?
The jBPM service repository currently lives in
http://people.redhat.com/kverlaen/repository http://people.redhat.com/kverlaen/repository.
This is how Kris configured it. Remember this is all pretty new stuff, so your imputs are
very valuable to have. I think again raising a Jira is the best way to get your good ideas
implemented for the next releases.
3. what about custom editors for service processes? I know that task variables are shown
on the properties palette (on the right side of Designer), however, is there an option to
create my own custom editor? I have seen on this forum questions about custom editors but
they are meant to be used as an extension to Eclipse plugin.
Right now we don't have that ability as really the input/output parameters of the task
translate into input/output data associations of the Task node.
This would be a nice things for the community to contribute ;)
Thanks!
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