JBPM source code importing problem
by Kevin Yin
Hello,
First I have to say that your website really helps me a lot with jboss study!
I'm a student from Tsinghua University in China. I wish to study the JBPM 5.3 source code to do some research on workflow. However, when I download the source code from github I found there are from importing errors in the code. Most of them are due to lacking of org.kie.runtime.process package. I have imported all JBPM jars into the project and also searched the problem at Google but still in vain. Could you please help me with the problem? Thanks for your time.
Best regards.
Kevin Yin
MSE11, School of Software, Tsinghua University
Address: FIT-3-107
Mail：kevinyin1989(a)gmail.com
11 years, 10 months
Forum spam
by Esteban Aliverti
Is anybody doing something regarding this?
Best regards,
11 years, 10 months
Re: [jbpm-dev] synchonizated method in SingleSessionCommandService
by Anurag Aggarwal
Hi,
I am using jbpm and drools at Intalio and recently we were looking into performance, and found an issue that in persistence the following class
org.drools.persistence.SingleSessionCommandService
has method execute() which is synchronized and is entry point to all jbpm functionality
We were trying to update many process instances at same time and seems because of above they are updated one after another and not in parallel
I wanted to understand the reason for this method being synchronized and what would be required to make it non-synchronized
I would be thankful for any advice/help
Regards,
Anurag
11 years, 11 months
New Process
by vinoth kumar
Hello JBPM Team,
I am new to jbpm, I am trying to create a new process in jbpm using
eclipse. But i cant start the process
It would be great if you could send me some documentation for creating
and starting the new process
Thanks
*Vinoth Kumar*
11 years, 11 months
Guvnor REST api authentication
by John Dunlap
Greetings,
I'm attempting to integrate with Guvnor using its REST API. However, it seems that the only kind of authentication which is supported is spring-security backed form authentication instead of the simpler http basic auth that I was expecting to find. I've tried authenticating against it using multiple http clients but I universally receive an http 409 status code. The server logs aren't very helpful. Authenticating in a browser works just fine but I haven't been able to do so via jboss resteasy or apache httpclient. I suppose I could be setting up the request incorrectly but, looking at the chrome developer tools, I haven't been able to find a significant difference. Is there a configuration setting somewhere that I can use to enable basic auth on the guvnor web service api?
Cheers!
-John
11 years, 11 months
