[JBoss jBPM] - Re: EJB Timer Lookup problem in BPEL
by alex.guizar＠jboss.com
the problem posted by zoe occurs on what seems to be a jpdl process, so let me focus on dhanush's problem first.
dhanush, when you say "api mode" are you invoking methods outside the enterprise app (i.e. code not deployed inside jbpm-bpel.ear)? if you are, then your app's ENC will not contain the appropriate references to jbpm-bpel's enterprise beans. this accounts for the apparent absence.
even if you 'fix' the references, your app and jbpm-bpel.ear will have different class loaders and result in the class class exception. hence you should either move your app inside jbpm-bpel.ear or take out the shared jars and put them in the server configuration's lib folder (e.g. jboss/server/default/lib).
tell me how it goes.
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[JBoss jBPM] - Re: jBPM3.2.3 with Tomcat 6
by melgamal
thanx 4 ur replay
I allready insert data in Identity tables like this:
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_GROUP VALUES(1,'G','sales','organisation',NULL);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_GROUP VALUES(2,'G','hr','organisation',NULL);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_GROUP VALUES(3,'G','participant','security-role',NULL);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_GROUP VALUES(4,'G','manager','security-role',NULL);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_GROUP VALUES(5,'G','administrator','security-role',NULL);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_USER VALUES(1,'U','cookie monster','cookie.monster(a)sesamestreet.tv','cookie monster');
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_USER VALUES(2,'U','ernie','ernie(a)sesamestreet.tv','ernie');
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_USER VALUES(3,'U','bert','bert(a)sesamestreet.tv','bert');
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_USER VALUES(4,'U','grover','grover(a)sesamestreet.tv','grover');
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(1,'M',NULL,NULL,1,3);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(2,'M',NULL,NULL,2,3);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(3,'M',NULL,NULL,4,2);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(4,'M',NULL,NULL,4,3);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(5,'M',NULL,NULL,3,3);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(6,'M',NULL,NULL,3,2);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(7,'M',NULL,NULL,2,2);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(8,'M',NULL,NULL,2,4);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(9,'M',NULL,NULL,2,5);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(10,'M',NULL,'boss',2,1);
| INSERT INTO JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP VALUES(11,'M',NULL,NULL,1,1);
|
and also update data for oracl database using the following sql script:
| update jbpm_id_membership j
| set j.NAME_ = (SELECT u.NAME_ from jbpm_id_user u where j.USER_ = u.ID_)
|
|
| update jbpm_id_membership j
| set j.ROLE_ = (SELECT g.NAME_ from jbpm_id_group g where j.GROUP_ = g.ID_)
|
and define the realm as follow:
| <Context>
| <Realm className="org.apache.catalina.realm.JDBCRealm"
| driverName="oracle.jdbc.driver.OracleDriver"
| connectionURL="jdbc:oracle:thin:@localhost:1521:orcl"
| connectionName="****"
| connectionPassword="*****"
| userTable="JBPM_ID_USER"
| userNameCol="NAME_"
| userCredCol="PASSWORD_"
| userRoleTable="JBPM_ID_MEMBERSHIP"
| roleNameCol="NAME_" />
| </Context>
|
am I missing any thing else?
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[JBoss jBPM] - the GPD in jBPM 4.0
by sebastian.s
Hello folks,
I am trying out jBPM 4.0 and I am playing around with the GPD. From the information I got from manuals and websites which I've read before I understood that the designer is now using BPMN as notation. I noticed this in the designer since they symbols and elements changed compared with the previous version.
I also read that the processes designed in BPMN could then be exported into jPDL or BPEL but I could not find an appropiate entry in the Export-menu as described in the manual. Did I get something wrong or am I doing something wrongly? I am also wondering since the process definition files have got jpdl in their suffix.
Any enlightenment in this is highly appreciated.
Thanks a lot.
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