How can I import the JBoss Mortgage demo into Eclipse jbpm?

[christinalau28]

I would like to learn how to develop an application such as the sample JBoss BPM Suite Example app (Mortgage demo). I was able to follow the doc to install it on JBoss BPM Suite but having a hard time understanding how to develop such a similar app - e.g. what param to set in the property sheet for various gateways, tasks etc.

I tried to import that into Eclipse jbpm but it has lots of errors.I also compare the Eclipse property sheet with the web editor property sheet and the properties are not identical. So this is quite confusing. Any suggestion?

A guide on how to develop, then deploy a similar app will be very useful.

Thanks.

Christina

[swiderski.maciej]

I believe the application has been completely developed using the web ui. Personally I would recommend using web designer to work on your knowledge assets such as processes and rules. Embed them in knowledge archives (aka projects in kie-wb) and define dependencies to the project for any code it requires to run. Such project is then deployable to execution environment. Take a look at the deployment options described here which might be of some help.

HTH

[bstewart]

Hi Christina,

Have you already gone through the jBPM 6 first steps guide Maciej Swiderski created?

bmozaffa recently released Reference Architecture: Business Process Management with Red Hat JBoss BPMS Suite 6 but you'll need an account to access it. See Section 5.

"This reference architecture reviews Red Hat JBoss BPM Suite (BPMS) 6 and walks through the design, implementation and deployment of a sample BPM application. Various features are showcased and a thorough description is provided at each step, while citing the rationale and explaining the alternatives at each decision juncture, when applicable."

[christinalau28]

OMG, this is exactly what I was looking for, and going about the hard way. Thank you. I am still curious how to use the Web environment effectively cos I am crashing so often that it is not productive at all. Attached is an example from this morning. Hope to learn from this Reference arch document.