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1. Re: How to install the jbpm-jpdl-suite-3.2.GA on linux?
koen.aers Jun 16, 2007 10:00 AM (in response to dabd)There are some special switches in jBPM making sure that it doesn't run on Ubuntu... :-p
No seriously, I also experienced that some of the build scripts are not running on linux as I switched to Fedora 7 recently. Here is the manual process:
- extract the jbpm-jpdl-suite-3.2.GA bundle in your preferenced folder. you'll see the newly created jbpm-jpdl-3.2.GA folder which I call ${JBPM_HOME}.
- extract the correct Eclipse version (e.g. 3.2.1) in the folder ${JBPM_HOME}/designer.
- make sure all the extracted scripts are executable:[blah@localhost ~]$ chmod 755 ${JBPM_HOME}/server/start.sh [blah@localhost ~]$ chmod 755 ${JBPM_HOME}/server/bin/run.sh
- start the server with the command ${JBPM_HOME}/server/start.sh
- start the designer with the command ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/eclipse/eclipse -data ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/workspace
You could create a start.sh script in the ${JBPM_HOME}/designer folder containing the above command. Use ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/start.bat as the example.
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2. Re: How to install the jbpm-jpdl-suite-3.2.GA on linux?
dabd Jun 17, 2007 8:43 AM (in response to dabd)"koen.aers@jboss.com" wrote:
There are some special switches in jBPM making sure that it doesn't run on Ubuntu... :-p
No seriously, I also experienced that some of the build scripts are not running on linux as I switched to Fedora 7 recently. Here is the manual process:
- extract the jbpm-jpdl-suite-3.2.GA bundle in your preferenced folder. you'll see the newly created jbpm-jpdl-3.2.GA folder which I call ${JBPM_HOME}.
- extract the correct Eclipse version (e.g. 3.2.1) in the folder ${JBPM_HOME}/designer.
- make sure all the extracted scripts are executable:[blah@localhost ~]$ chmod 755 ${JBPM_HOME}/server/start.sh [blah@localhost ~]$ chmod 755 ${JBPM_HOME}/server/bin/run.sh
- start the server with the command ${JBPM_HOME}/server/start.sh
- start the designer with the command ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/eclipse/eclipse -data ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/workspace
You could create a start.sh script in the ${JBPM_HOME}/designer folder containing the above command. Use ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/start.bat as the example.
Regardss
Koen
Thanks for the reply.
When I launch Eclipse with ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/eclipse/eclipse -data ${JBPM_HOME}/designer/workspace I am unable to create JBPM project. Do I need to do something else to enable the gpd?
Thanks.