Actually,
I will get the code sample going today or so, but just so that you are not held
up, here's how you would do it.
You initialize the Jbpmconfiguration object,
| //Setup the SessionFactory, this would be in your control.
| //I am using the HibernateUtil approach, that is pretty well documented
| //on the Hibernate site.
| SessionFactory sessionFactory = HibernateUtil.getSessionFactory();
| JbpmConfiguration configuration = new JbpmConfiguration();
|
| //Substitute this with however you want to get a handle to the config
| //file.
| String jbpmConfigResource = "your_app.jbpm.cfg.xml";
| if (jbpmCfgResource != null) {
| configuration.setResource(jbpmTestCfgResource);
| configuration.setSessionFactory(sessionFactory);
| }
|
Once you do the above, you should have the code going such that Hibernate uses
your sessionFactory to interact with the database.
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