Plz help me to Configure JBoss with Jbpm

[ankit.khandelwal]

Hi All,

Because of my project requirement i have to use JBoss, jbpm eclipse combination.But i am not able to understand how to use jbpm and configure it on my machine to run any project.

I have experience of Eclipse with JBoss but i am new to jbpm.

Right now i am using : jboss-4.2.1.GA , jbpm-jpdl-3.2.2

Plz help me . Thanks in advance

[kukeltje]

Ankit,

Without wanting to offend you, but if you have these kinds of fundamental questions after reading some docs (at least that's what I hope you did), I'd suggest you take some courses in jBPM (or maybe even java?)

[ankit.khandelwal]

Hi
Thanks to Ressponse me, but if i have problem thn i think i shd post it on forum. i read a document which comes with Jbpm suite but that was not so helpful for me.
If you have any document tht can help me to configure the jboss jbpm thn plz fwd it to me

[kukeltje]

Ankit,

If you have a 'problem', we'll help you... no doubt about that. But this is so basic that from my personal experience (believe me, I've tried many years ago with a chemistry student from Hong Kong) it would take way to much time to start answering questions if you do not even get the basic setup up and running, or at least have a little more specific errors like 'I get this error, what does it mean?' Others might of course try to help, but still then... I think you have to do a little more homework... (like finding more docs in the wiki etc...)



Good luck

[ankit.khandelwal]

Hi
Thanks to motivate me, i have found the document related to Configuration
Today i Configured in my machine its working fine.

But if you have any material related to create any proj from beginning to create war plz fwd me

Thanks to your kind Co-opeartion.

Can u plz mail me ur reply in my official id i.e.
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[kukeltje]

creating a 'war' is beyond the scope of jBPM and you will not be able to find any docs on that. Simply because there is nothing special to do besides deciding if you want to embed the jBPM jars or call a generic remote process server via commands (ejb or webservice). To You could use e.g. Seam for that or a plain Eclipse WTP project where you use the jBPM api from JSF, GWT, Struts or whatever. It's all up to you to decide your architecture. jBPM does not enforce anything.