XML is parsed with an XML parser... Those are in the JDK so I have no clue what
you mean...
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Never mind I found the solution.
Need to remove the following line from your jbpm.hibernate.cfg.xml
create-drop
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the documentation:
http://www.jboss.org/jbossjbpm/jbpm_documentation/
how to ask questions:
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The console is smart enough to check the package names of the process XML/
process image, which allows for multiple processes/images in one .bar.
The g attribute is only storing the x, y of the activity. So you still need the
image to 'draw' for example the current activity on that image, using
@Gert: this is an interesting suggestion, the mapping could be provided by the
framework itself. Can you file an issue in Jira exactly describing what would
be the easiest solution for you, so we can discuss/plan it?
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Yes it does. Just add the process image to your deployment:
deployment.addResourceFromClasspath(path/to/your/process/image.png
The console will now display the image + the current activity the process is in.
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So I would then deploy the jpdl separate from the png? Is there a way to keep
track of which image goes with which jpdl?
How do the .bar files work? I was under the impression that I could include
the jpdl and png in a bar and deploy that.
Thanks
Jim
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Is the g attribute in the jpdl file the graphical information? If so why
would I need to deploy the png file in my deployment?
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Ronald thanks a lot. You helped me out here.
The following does the trick:
| ExecutionService executionService = PE.getExecutionService();
| RepositoryService repositoryService = PE.getRepositoryService();
| //Find the process instance.
| ProcessInstance
Unfortunately (afaik) you cannot do a 'ls/dir' on it. But what you *could* do
is store an additional file in there where you do some kind of mapping? (me:
just having wild thoughts)
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in 4? Yes, look e.g. at the sourcecode of the form integration module. It
retrieves the .ftl files from the deployment.
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