Hi, boerse!
I have the very same problem like you do.
In my opinion the problem resides in the method for parsing identity XML.
Here is the method implementation:
| private void readMemberships(List membershipElements) {
| Iterator iter = membershipElements.iterator();
| while (iter.hasNext()) {
| Element membershipElement = (Element) iter.next();
| String role = membershipElement.attributeValue("role");
| String userName = membershipElement.attributeValue("user");
| User user = (User) users.get(userName);
| if (user==null) throw new RuntimeException("unexisting membership
user '"+userName+"'");
| String groupName = membershipElement.attributeValue("group");
| Group group = (Group) groups.get(groupName);
| if (group==null) throw new RuntimeException("unexisting membership
group '"+groupName+"'");
|
| Membership membership = new Membership();
| membership.setRole(role);
| group.addMembership(membership);
| user.addMembership(membership);
|
| entities.add(membership);
| }
| }
|
As you can see the name of the membership is never addressed. That's why I
think it is not present in the database.
IMHO this should be considered a bug and JIRA issue must be raised.
However I would prefer waiting for the jBPM guys official blessing.
I would like to ask a question too (in case jBPM team reads this posting). What
is the meaning of the anonymous wrote : name attribute in the membership? Here
is what I've read from the docs:
anonymous wrote : member(role-name) gets the user that performs a given role
for a group. The previous terms must have resulted in a Group. This term
searches for the user with a membership to the group for which the name of the
membership matches the given role-name.
|
This is part of the syntax for the anonymous wrote : next term element in
assignment expressions. What is the sense of actually mapping the name
attribute to the role value of the membership? Don't they overlap?
Saviola
P.S. I am using jBPM 3.1
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