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1. Re: using a JBPM timer
kukeltje Mar 18, 2007 10:26 PM (in response to pwfarwell)1: look at the testcases in the source. Lots of info there
2: yes, place an action on the transition or the 'leave node' event
3: I'm not sure. best if you try. But even if it does, you could always use the in-memory hsqldb. No 'real' persistence then. -
2. Re: using a JBPM timer
pwfarwell Mar 19, 2007 10:12 AM (in response to pwfarwell)"kukeltje" wrote:
1: look at the testcases in the source. Lots of info there
2: yes, place an action on the transition or the 'leave node' event
3: I'm not sure. best if you try. But even if it does, you could always use the in-memory hsqldb. No 'real' persistence then.
Thanks!
This is probably a dumb question, but where are the testcases you are referring to? Does JBPM ship with its own JUnit tests? If so, where are they located?
Also, just a clarification about persistence. I'm asking whether the Timer (and scheduler service) require the JBPM db tables (as defined by Hibernate mapping files). In my case, I trying to avoid using Oracle or HSQL dbs. -
3. Re: using a JBPM timer
kukeltje Mar 19, 2007 2:52 PM (in response to pwfarwell)in cvs.. there is no -src.tgz distribution or something like that