11:22 a.m.
I am sure this must be a case of RTFM, but please tell me which FM and if
there is a section, in particular I should read.
I am running JBoss Designer Studio 4.1.1.GA. It allows me to create RF
files and comes with a number of Flow (or should I say jBPM) components, but
not all of them. Do I need to download and install the full jBPM to get the
rest of the components in eclipse?
The feature I most want now is *embedded sub-process*. I have been trying
to play with *reusable sub-process* to get a feel for sub-processes in
general, but I'm stuck here too ... I'm sure this is another RTFM. I assume
that when I am designing an RF I should be able to reference another RF to
use as the sub-process as part of the graphical RF definition. The other
jBPM components (e.g. RuleTask, Gateway, etc) have pretty self-explanatory
properties ... but when I look at the reusable sub-process I see no way to
indicate what RF I want to use for that sub-process.
Thanks in advance
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3:34 a.m.
In order to invoke another RF file you use the "Reusable Sub-Process".
To select the process to invoke you specify a processId. This must match the processId
defined for the process in the RF file. For this to work you obviously have to have loaded
both RF files into the knowledge base.
Hope that helps,
Thomas
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I am sure this must be a case of RTFM, but please tell me which FM and if
there is a section, in particular I should read.
I am running JBoss Designer Studio 4.1.1.GA. It allows me to create RF files
and comes with a number of Flow (or should I say jBPM) components, but
not all of them. Do I need to download and install the full jBPM to get the
rest of the components in eclipse?
The feature I most want now is *embedded sub-process*. I have been
trying to play with *reusable sub-process* to get a feel for sub-processes in
general, but I'm stuck here too ... I'm sure this is another RTFM. I assume
that when I am designing an RF I should be able to reference another RF to
use as the sub-process as part of the graphical RF definition. The other jBPM
components (e.g. RuleTask, Gateway, etc) have pretty self-explanatory
properties ... but when I look at the reusable sub-process I see no way to
indicate what RF I want to use for that sub-process.
Thanks in advance
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8:43 a.m.
Thanks, Thomas
For some reason my mind went to 'PID' when I saw process id.
Here's a follow-up. When I define an RF I set the Package, the Name and the
Id. If I set the Package to com.a.b.c and I want the Name to be Foo, should
I set the Id to be Foo, to be com.a.b.c.Foo, or is it entirely arbitrary (no
best practice).
Thanks again
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Its arbitrary but we tend to go for package.name.
Thomas
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Thanks, Thomas
For some reason my mind went to 'PID' when I saw process id.
Here's a follow-up. When I define an RF I set the Package, the Name and the
Id. If I set the Package to com.a.b.c and I want the Name to be Foo, should I
set the Id to be Foo, to be com.a.b.c.Foo, or is it entirely arbitrary (no best
practice).
Thanks again
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