I realize it's a library problem. What about jbpm-bpel? Has anyone gotten
that to work in JBoss AS 4.2? If you find that link, Ronald, please post it.
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The biggest problem I have with JBoss is Java Server Faces. The newest
versions of the application server (4.2+) use Sun's JSF implementation which
leads to ClassCastExceptions with many JBoss projects using MyFaces. This is a
big deal! Projects like jBPM, Seam, and Portal are left with
Could someone please update the original instructions for use with JBoss AS
4.2.1? In particular, I'm interested in the Seam portal example. I realize
JBoss no longer uses MyFaces and that becomes a problem. Also, I realize this
is experimental work, but in the Seam FAQ it does mention
Hello,
I am trying to figure out how the DVD Store example sets and retrieves
variables from tasks.
The file web/admin/admin.xhtml:
| h:dataTable rendered=#{not empty pooledTaskInstanceList}
| var=task
| styleClass=dvdtable
Never mind. I answered my own question. There is a JBoss Seam package that
includes some examples. One of them being a portal package. Using the JEMS
installer I put an EJB 3 JBoss profile together. I haven't tested the portal
yet, though.
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Hello,
I am trying to install both JBoss Seam and JBoss Portal on the same application
server. The documentation seems to imply they are mutually exclusive
installations.
My goal is to write Seam Portlets.
The JEMS installer only allows installation of EJB 3 or JBoss Portal.
Three
You have provided some great information, lets keep this going. :)
It's my understanding that three main things make a business process management
suite (bpms) worthy.
1. Modeling
2. Execution
3. Monitoring
I understand how jBPM offers the first two things, but does it have any
monitoring
Thanks for the quick response. It would be nice to model the entire process
using one process-definition, but the separation of workflow and web service
orchestration is acceptable.
In your opinion, is JBoss jBPM mature enough to handle the combination of
workflow (jPDL) and web service
Hello JBoss Community!
I am desperate need of a solution. I need a product that combines workflow,
web-services, and models the entire process. It would also need business
process monitoring. Is jBPM the right solution for me?
Is it easy to combine jPDL and BPEL to create a solution similar
