Thanks Ronald,
But actually I pasted an old version of the code.
| try {
| // Fetch JbpmContext
| ctx = getJbpmConfiguration().createJbpmContext();
|
| // Get process definition
| ProcessDefinition processDefiniton = null;
| processDefiniton = ctx.getGraphSession()
|
.findLatestProcessDefinition(processName);
| if (processDefiniton == null) {
| throw new
ProcessDefinitionNotFoundException(processName);
| }
|
| // Create instace, add input params as context variables
| ProcessInstance instance = new
ProcessInstance(processDefiniton);
| instance.getContextInstance().setTransientVariable(
| "REQUEST", req);
|
| // Execute process
| do{
| instance.getRootToken().signal();
| } while
(!EndState.class.isAssignableFrom(instance.getRootToken().getNode().getClass()));
|
| // Get output parameters
| Map<String, Serializable> response = (Map<String,
Serializable>) instance.getContextInstance().getTransientVariable("RESPONSE");
| return response;
| } catch (Exception e) {
| throw new JbpmEngineException("Unexpected error", e);
| } finally {
| if (ctx != null) {
| ctx.close();
| }
| }
| }
|
This code, as I think obtains a context, and signals every token in the
execution path right through the end. I don get hold to a context.
I'm not sure if your answer is still aplicable. I'll try what you suggest
though.
Also, is there any way of not using services like Messaging, Authentication and
Logging? I've read that commenting the code in jbpm.cfg.xml should do the work,
but it? actually doing all the work but persisting to database.
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