"bradsdavis" wrote : One option would be to specify a directory within the jbpm configuration where templates will be read from. I can then reference templates relative to that directory, which would be easy to accomplish.
You mean a local directory? I don't believe that would be a good idea. The process archive, the classpath, the configuration file and an absolute URL are all locations we can rely upon at runtime.
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@alejandro, the only thing I dont like about the classpath directive is that if you are designing email templates in a WYSIWYG editor, I would imagine that would complicate things.
Otherwise, that would be helpful when parsing. I like the idea about possibly packaging them with process definitions.
One option would be to specify a directory within the jbpm configuration where templates will be read from. I can then reference templates relative to that directory, which would be easy to accomplish.
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