I read in the 3.2.2 docs one could dynamically specify a sub-process to run. Something like this:
<sub-process name='#{mySubProcess}' binding='late'/>
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I was assuming that in 4.0 something like the following would work. But I always get a null pointer exception in SubProcessActivity at line 69.
<sub-process g="228,193,92,52" name="ConcreteWork" sub-process-key="#{SKYLINE_FLOW}">
Has this nifty feature been taken away?
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You are right of course, but I was wondering how my application deployment relates to to the existing Jbpm integration in JBoss, for eaxmple. Is it reasonable to have the JBoss gwt-server point at the same Jbpm database as that being used by my application? It would be nice to build a UI against the restful api. Or even the GWT console for testing and demoing. Is it reasonable for me to explore that path?
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"kukeltje" wrote :
| If you want to fire this event on e.g. node-enter, use the correct event name.
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I read the user guide again, what you meant is by default, the event attribute of on element can only be either "start" or "end", right?
anonymous wrote : So if you want this event to fire, fire an event somewhere with the 'FillStock' as a name.
Is there a way that I can fire a specific event with a type rather than start and end?
I have no previous experience on jBPM 3. :)
Thanks
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