[jBPM Users] - [BPM 4.2] About the user code classloading mechanism
by xalperte
Hi,
Reading the documentation there is a section that introduces the three different mechanisms used by jBPM 4 to look for user classes in the classpath. One of these mechanism is the "User Application Classpath (Ear/War) where the call is done".
I'm not really sure about what exactly that means, I understand that when we do a Command call to the jBPM API from our application, our application classes (ear/war) are fully available during the command execution phase, but, what happens when we want to execute some kind of logic inside a Job, and that logic needs access to our application classes? (for instance: seam components or ejbs), are they also available.
This is very important for me because I'm trying to integrate the jBPM into my own EAR file in order to avoid classpath complications. In the past (jBPM 3.2) I tried to use the jBPM as an independent service in order to share the service between the JBoss Portal Workflow feature and my own application workflow features, but I experienced a lot of problems trying to access my EJBs (the ear has an isolated classpath).
Thanks
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[jBPM Users] - Re: jbpm 4.1 - Pre and Post processing
by makarandk502
Pre and Post events :
I mean in the events before and after task (events in the execution of the process), we can set Process Variable and that can be used in Freemarker Templates.This way we can get the data in Pre event and set the process variable and use it in Freemarker Template forms.
Post suggested is interesting and worth to try myself.
But in this approach I need to implement functionality myself very similar to jbpm console. How you implemented this yourself ? If any such blog/forum which tells more details on this, that would be really great.
If there is any tutorial of developing wizard type application(which can be run without jbpm-console) without using jbpm-console, please let me know.
Again thanks for the suggestions
-Regards
Makarand
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