[yelkoury]

Thx
Now i can understand that's absolutly important to respect the schema required by Jbpm.
So, for example to import the users list from my DB and make it in the jbpm_id_users can i add a fk to the table of actors in my owne DB??
and so on, wen i have to get any anformation from my DB i use fk to the apropriate table???
Or can i use SQL request to import data from my DB and put them in the jbpm DB?
Thx

[kbarfield]

"yelkoury" wrote:
Thx
Now i can understand that's absolutly important to respect the schema required by Jbpm.
So, for example to import the users list from my DB and make it in the jbpm_id_users can i add a fk to the table of actors in my owne DB??
and so on, wen i have to get any anformation from my DB i use fk to the apropriate table???
Or can i use SQL request to import data from my DB and put them in the jbpm DB?
Thx

jBPM has an identity component, and by default it uses the jbpm user tables. You can either copy your user info into these tables, or configure the identity component to use your tables or LDAP. Please see the identity component in the user guide for more info:

http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3/userguide/taskmanagement.html#theidentitycomponent

[jblas]

We have a datamodel, what if we want a web-based app that configures jBPM process by itself. But it does not want to to do it with xml files. The app needs to reconfigure its processes by code. It's posible ? I think it is posible. What there is a reference or guide to do it ?
If it is not possible. Can web create a jBPM console with limited options ?

I need to design a web-based app, with users who need to change process in runtime.

regards

[kbarfield]

"jblas" wrote:
We have a datamodel, what if we want a web-based app that configures jBPM process by itself. But it does not want to to do it with xml files. The app needs to reconfigure its processes by code. It's posible ? I think it is posible. What there is a reference or guide to do it ?
If it is not possible. Can web create a jBPM console with limited options ?

I need to design a web-based app, with users who need to change process in runtime.

regards

Yes, it is possible. The web app would need to change the process programatically and save it. The tutorials in the docs show how to create and save a process programatically.

http://docs.jboss.com/jbpm/v3/userguide/tutorial.html#helloworldexample

The issue you are going to run into is how to represent this in the web app UI. There is nothing in jBPM that would prevent you from doing what you describe.

[maddy]

Hi All,
I have a situation where along with the ProcessInstance details i would like to save another ID which is Primary key in the database.So it would want us to change the default schema that comes along with jBPM.
Seeing the previous comments it is clear that it is possible to do, so can i know the way of actually doing it.(i.e., Way of having my own schema)

regards

[baijingyu]

What tool did Kavin use to creaet jBPM data model? Thanks.

[cynosure]

"youngyoyo" wrote:
Are you familar with PD? If so, why not?

LOL.

I am familiar with Powerpoint is that the same as Powerdesigner??? ;)

--
Yuri
Just Kickin'

[kukeltje]

Krachtpunt that is...

Aren't you familiar with OO Impress? If not, why so?

hmmm now I write it, it is not funny at all :-(