3 Replies Latest reply on Feb 16, 2006 4:50 AM by koen.aers

    jbpm 3.1 Monitoring

    mennen

      Hi,
      First of all, thank you for all the new features offered by the 3.1 version of jbpm.

      My question is about the monitoring feature: I noticed we can view all the process definitions in a table, as well as the process instances.
      My question is: can everybody see everybody else's process instances? (it seems to me that yes) . And is there a way to restrict the access to the process instances to only the people that are concerned? Do we have to define groups for that?

      This is where we can overview the process instances. The last column is the one that gives us access to the process instances.

      Id Nom Version Instances
       2 process2 1 1
       1 websale 1 1


      Thank you again,


        • 1. Re: jbpm 3.1 Monitoring
          mennen

          Forgot to add that any user can delete any process instance according to the actual setting.. isn't that a little dangerous?

          Thanks in advance,

          • 2. Re: jbpm 3.1 Monitoring

            Hi there
            I think it should not be jBPM's responsibility to decide who should and should do whatever. jBPM is the engine, or the library. Your application should take care of all that stuff.
            In my case, jBPM is my workflow and pageflow engine, and I have an extensive implementation of J2EE roles and permission sets guarding all kinds of access.
            That is how it should be, I think.
            Regards
            Johan H

            • 3. Re: jbpm 3.1 Monitoring
              koen.aers

              Totally right Johan!

              Regards,
              Koen