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1. Re: Displaying ProcessInstance using BPMN2 Modeler
dmarrazzo Mar 13, 2017 3:40 PM (in response to mehdibrun)1 of 1 people found this helpfulI think that you are referring to the Process Instance in the Debugger view in eclipse:
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The doc is quite detailed, pay attention that the persistence MUST be off.
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2. Re: Displaying ProcessInstance using BPMN2 Modeler
mehdibrun Mar 14, 2017 9:12 AM (in response to dmarrazzo)Hi Donato,
Thanks for your answer. I was indeed referring to the Process Instance Viewer but I'm not succeeding in making mine work. I actually wanted to have the same kind of behavior but with the BPMN2 Modeler interface which is a bit more Classy in term of diagram's design. When I start my process composed of two script Tasks I can see the two logs on the console line which means that they were well executed with a 5 second delay between both (timer event). The thing is that nothing appear on the Process Instance Viewer and the bpmn2 modeler Editor doesn't seems to show any sign of the runtime. Could it be a problem of target Runtime of Drools or Jbpm ?