2 Replies Latest reply on Nov 2, 2007 4:10 AM by bensonfungjava

    jBPM BPEL how to undeploy

    fwshk

      Hi all,

      I would like to know how to undeploy a process from jBPM BPEL ? (Q1)

      Besides, which database is preferred for jBPM BPEL persistent ? (Q2)
      In the previous version (alpha3), I found Oracle is the best.
      However, Oracle is not preferred in my situration.

      In addition, where should I got documentation of jBPM BPEL ? (Q3)
      I only found a few document in the "doc" folder of jBPM BPEL

      Any replys are welcome and thank you very much.
      Roy

        • 1. Re: jBPM BPEL how to undeploy
          aguizar

          To undeploy the published services, delete the enterprise app archive from the deploy directory of your JBoss configuration.
          To remove the process from the database, call
          org.jbpm.db.GraphSession.deleteProcessDefinition()
          There is no preference at all. The stability and performance of a specific database depends on the JDBC driver and the Hibernate dialect. If you have a concrete issue that prevents you from using jBPM BPEL with a specific database, let us know.
          Personally, I use MySQL when I want to test against a production database. It has a small footprint, comes with decent tools and fails with meaningful messages, if it fails at all. I know PostgreSQL is good, too.
          In a previous life, I was fond of SQL Server when targeting Windows platforms. SQL Server 2000 JDBC drivers have a number of issues. Conversely, SQL Server 2005 drivers are much better; they even have Hibernate certification.
          I guess Oracle is good, considering how expensive it is, but I can't say much about it.
          I'm afraid that's all we got right now. Please tell us if you feel some area really needs deeper coverage.

          • 2. Re: jBPM BPEL how to undeploy
            bensonfungjava

            Hi Alex,

            Could you give me more information how to remove the process from the database, org.jbpm.db.GraphSession.deleteProcessDefinition()?


            Thanks
            Benson