Beanshell variable introduction

[nbarker]

Hi,

I am having problems with variables using BeanShell and JBpm, I seem to be able to access my own executionContext variables within in the script without first declaring them in the <variable ...> and in particular when I want to introduce a new variable to hold a result of a node using BeanShell I can't (the variable is void). e.g.



a = "10"

<variable name='XXX' access='write' mapped-name='a' />


then I should be able to use XXX in a later event since XXX should now be in the execution context, but I can't. Perhaps it is a misunderstanding on my part, any help would be appreciated.

Many thanks,

Norman Barker

[kukeltje]

could you write a unittest for this? and publish it here?

[nbarker]

Hi,

I have written unit tests all the way through to test state transition, however because this is a beanshell script on a node-enter, I don't think it is possible to test the beanshell execution without doing system.out.println.... type tests. Let me know if there is a more formal way of testing beanshell execution on nodes and I will submit the test.

Many thanks,

Norman

[nbarker]

I have updated JBpm to 3.0.4 and this seems to fix the problem. Thanks for your help.

Norman