5 Replies Latest reply on Oct 11, 2008 7:15 AM by vikas_khengare22

    forms in jpdl

    pebbels

      Hi guys,

      I have a question regarding forms in jpdl:

      I am using

      jbpm jpdl suite 3.2.2
      Eclipse 3.3.1.1 (EE)
      JBoss Tools 2.0.0.GA ALL

      When creating the sample process simple I get the xml-files and the jpg but after deploying the process and starting it I can not see anything.
      When creating forms like in the websale (form.*.xhtml) project I am able to see anything.
      So my question is:
      What is it about the forms?
      Is it to display the tasks?
      Where to find a documentation of it?

      Thx Tina

        • 1. Re: forms in jpdl
          kukeltje

          - forms is a way of displaying the tasks
          - yes it is
          - the forms themselves are very simple JSF pages. Look at what the GPD generates. If you want more complex things, you have to learn JSF

          • 2. Re: forms in jpdl
            pebbels

            Thx Ronald!

            Are there more / different ways to display the tasks?

            Cheers Tina

            • 3. Re: forms in jpdl
              kukeltje

              yes,
              - build your own framework
              - use seam
              - ...

              • 4. Re: forms in jpdl
                koen.aers

                Notice that there was a bug in the task generation mechanism in the GPD included with the JBoss Tools 2.0.0.GA. Try to use the latest release of the GPD and normally you should be able to visualize the generated task forms. You should make sure that the names of the xhtml files in your forms.xml match the task name to which they belong.

                Regards,
                Koen

                • 5. Re: forms in jpdl

                  Hi koen/Friends,
                  I have created XHTML form in GPD, but dont know how to integrate it with task created or @ runtime how to show that form for that particular task?

                  can you give some guide lines?

                  Thanks