Hi,
i'm also currently looking at the protocols, that might be available
in jBPM. At the moment, i push my messages into the log the following
way:
ProcessLog pl = new MessageLog("Hello World.");
pl.setToken(instance.getRootToken());
instance.addLog(pl);
Otherwise my messages disappear from the jBPM logs that moment, the
process proceeds to some next state.
What really confuses me, is that old audit tracking messages disappear
from the log (and even from the database table) without any
recognizable rule.
Is there some good explanation on the logging in jBPM ?
Regards,
Ralf
Am 31.10.2008 um 09:09 schrieb jbarrez:
1. logging is tunred on by adding <service name='logging'
factory='org.jbpm.logging.db.DbLoggingServiceFactory' /> to the
jbpm.cfg.xml
2. In the database, in the table JBPM_LOG. All process activity is
stored there. Try to use the Hibernate LogInstance class and
subclasses to make reading the data there a bit easier.
3. No existing tools atm
4. No, you will have to code it yourself
5. There is an excellent document (+70pages), but I can't seem to
find it on the SeeWhy website. Perhaps you should email them (that's
how I got the document)
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