To get started download the starter kit. run ant. Then run the Junit test for Websale.

1. create an ant task for websale.


<!-- the dependency on compile.identity is necessary to make the identity mapping files available -->








2. You need to comment out this line in WebSale
// assertEquals(0, taskInstance.getVariables().size());

3. set test.classpath like this:

To get started download the starter kit. run ant. Then run the Junit test for Websale.

1. create an ant task for websale.


<!-- the dependency on compile.identity is necessary to make the identity mapping files available -->








2. You need to comment out this line in WebSale
// assertEquals(0, taskInstance.getVariables().size());

3. set test.classpath like this:

Try this one more time

1. comment out a line in WebSale.java
// assertEquals(0, taskInstance.getVariables().size());

2.

set property in build.xml

 <path id="test.classpath">
 <path refid="classpath"/>
 <pathelement path="src/resources" />
 <pathelement path="build/classes.identity.test" />
 <pathelement path="build/classes.jbpm.test" />
 <pathelement path="build/classes.examples" />
 </path>


3. add junit test

 <target name="websale">
 <!-- the dependency on compile.identity is necessary to make the identity mapping files available -->
 <junit printsummary="yes" haltonfailure="yes">
 <test name="org.jbpm.websale.WebsaleTest" haltonfailure="no" outfile="result">
 <formatter type="plain"/>
 </test>
 <classpath refid="test.classpath" />
 </junit>
 </target>

for comparision you must look for the criteria of WARIA of comparing open source workflow engine ...

You can find some comments from the readers of The Server Side in thread JBoss jBPM 3.1: Multiple process languages and simple principles.

As for starting with jBPM, please be more specific on what is troublesome for you.