Obviously creation of ProcessInstances involves the database. I've looked up
the ProcessInstance constructor:
public ProcessInstance(ProcessDefinition processDefinition, Map<String,
Object> variables, String key)
| {
| [...]
| // if this process instance is created in the context of a persistent
operation
| Services.assignId(this);
| [...]
| }
|
You are surely operating in the context of a persistent operation so this call
to this static method of Services (I guess these are the services from the
jbpm.cfg.xml) will do some Hibernate stuff.
Since jBPM heavily relies on a database for everything (transaction safety,
logging, ...) I would guess that it will be hard to work around that by other
means than by crude hacks.
Volker
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