I guess the JBPM_HOME substring stands for an absolute path in your file
system, right? In that case the form of parseEntitiesResource() that takes a
String is not the right one to use, because the string identifies a resource in
your classpath. Try this instead
InputStream entitiesStream = new BufferedInputStream(new
FileInputStream("JBPM_HOME/jbpm/src/resources/hsqldb/identity.db.xml"));
| Entity[] entities = IdentityXmlParser.parseEntitiesResource(entitiesStream);
| entitiesStream.close();
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