Hi Charles,

Re: jars:

I would look at also adding jbpm-persistence-jpa. Most users like having persistence as well.
There are also the human-task jars, but I'm not sure which ones are being used now: @Mauricio?
jbpm-audit (in 5.x: jbpm-bam) is important for logging.
jbpm-runtime (started in 6.x) is an important jar if users end up building their own "execution servers", but I think most users will use the execution/console wars available.

With regards to the bpmn2 files, you've covered most of the important things:
1. evaluation: basic bpmn2 + human task
2. ruleTask: rule integration

Those examples are representative: there are a couple of other minor edge cases like timers, multi-instance, and event signals/passing, but if the above work (evaluation, ruleTask), then the rest should definitely work as well.

Thanks,
Marco

28-05-13 21:01, Charles Moulliard:

Hi,

I have been able to run successfully some BPMN2 examples (of the maven project jbpm-examples) --> BPMN2-EvaluationProcess.bpmn2, BPMN2-RuleTask.bpmn2, BPMN2-RuleTask.drl on Apache Karaf (OSGI runtime).

- Are those examples representative about what we can do with jbpm ?

- Until now, I have deployed the following jars/bundles : jbpm-flow-builder, jbpm-flow & jbpm-bpmn2 on Karaf. Do I have to deploy something else ?

Regards,

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