"kukeltje" wrote : What is best in these cases is to make a real unittest and do asserts on what node you think the token is in, how many tokens are there etc..... Not using system.out or whatever. Using asserts, you can make clear to everyone in a declared way what you expect, without using natural language.
He he, naturally. In fact I was creating a unit test. But before I can assert something, I need to see it first... Are there really two tokens? Yes... Ok, assert.
And the two tokens weren't there.
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Just to be sure....
- I create 150 processes with 10 second intervals
- Each has a ejb based timer that will go off after (150*10)+100 seconds
- I end up with 150 threads each 'monitoring' one timer????
Hmmm.... a search on the internet showed that IBM is limiting this and indeed JBoss is not yet
Hmm.... this should be documented in the jBPM docs somewhere I think, since it is not real 'enterprisy'
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Hi,
I've followed all the steps in the guide here [http://www.jboss.org/community/docs/DOC-11161]
but I am not being able to log-in to the web console...
at first I was getting several errors, then I configured mysql properly and only got wrong/username and password errors. (I was trying with user/user and it was bert/bert)....
now when I write a valid username, I am instantly getting an:
HTTP Status 403 - Access to the requested resource has been denied
.... the logs show nothing, as if this was done in-memory or something like that....
any ideas of what might be?
I am using tomcat 5.5.27 and jbpm3.2.2
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Ok, now I understand what you mean. I thought you did not need any persistance at all.
jBPM can already be used with persistence or not. That will certainly stay with jBPM 4. So if you do not want to persist anything yourself, you can user processinstances for that. Keep in mind though that it is not good practice to store a full domain model in jBPM via variables. Those should be separated.
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