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      • 45. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
        powermore

        Thanks to Kevin Barfield!

        • 46. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
          placido

          That is a great job!??

          • 47. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
            dhartford
            • 48. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
              alv21

               

              "flawlor" wrote:
              In addition to the changes to the tree structure (src/process is just process) the process definitions no longer have a .par extention. There is also no longer any "Deploy Process Archive" option.

              How do you deploy a process defintion?


              In my eclipse, i got some view selectable under my process window (diagram, swimlanes, deployment..) click deployment and you will see how to deploy, if you dont have "deploy process archive" option just like me.


              "kukeltje" wrote:
              Yes it is, look at cvs (see http://www.jboss.com/products/jbpm/downloads)



              Im trying create a project from cvs on eclipse, which module i had to choose please?
              ty

              • 49. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                kukeltje

                 

                Im trying create a project from cvs on eclipse, which module i had to choose please?


                ??? I do not understand this.

                • 50. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                  alv21

                   

                  "kukeltje" wrote:
                  Im trying create a project from cvs on eclipse, which module i had to choose please?


                  ??? I do not understand this.



                  when you open a project form cvs you find many module to choose... I didnt know which of them. btw I think jbpm.3 is the right one.

                  • 51. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation

                    You're correct, you need to get the jbpm.3 module.

                    Regards.

                    • 52. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                      kukeltje

                      ah, sorry, I was thinking way to difficult. Yes, jbpm.3 ( but isn't that in the docs somewhere?)

                      • 53. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation

                        Roland:

                        Yes, you're indeed correct; yes, this is somewhere in the forums. Maybe the "Search" link should be larger than it is, even now it's kind of hard to find it myself!!! (LOL).

                        Regards.

                        • 54. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                          eugenev

                          Hi guys,

                          I just finished reading the user guide and I absolutely love jBPM and think it's great. The guide itself is excellent and very helpful, too. It seems, though, that it was not written by a native English speaker. I am not one either, but I was really tempted to correct all grammatical errors and send it back to you - perhaps it is easier for someone like me to spot them and figure out what was meant to be said. However, before I spend a few hours of my time on it, I just want to make sure that there isn't a later version in the works. Please PM me since I am not watching this forum regularly [yet].

                          • 55. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                            kbarfield

                             

                            "EugeneV" wrote:
                            Hi guys,

                            I just finished reading the user guide and I absolutely love jBPM and think it's great. The guide itself is excellent and very helpful, too. It seems, though, that it was not written by a native English speaker. I am not one either, but I was really tempted to correct all grammatical errors and send it back to you - perhaps it is easier for someone like me to spot them and figure out what was meant to be said. However, before I spend a few hours of my time on it, I just want to make sure that there isn't a later version in the works. Please PM me since I am not watching this forum regularly [yet].


                            Ouch! And I thunk my english good!

                            On a more serious note, please feel free to correct any mistakes you see in the guide (it is a wiki open for anyone to edit). Several folks have made changes to the guide already. I am planning to create a new guide for the 3.2 release, but not planning any changes for the current guide.

                            Kevin

                            • 56. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation


                              Hello
                              I generate the file jbpm-bpel.sar, and deployed into the jboss server. But i can't get access to the jbpm-bpel path, and on deploy the third line defined on the documentation never appears:

                              20:47:49,015 INFO [WrapperDataSourceService] Bound ConnectionManager 'jboss.jca:name=JbpmBpelDS,service=DataSourceBinding' to JNDI name 'java:JbpmBpelDS'
                              20:47:49,031 INFO [JbpmConfiguration] using jbpm configuration resource 'jbpm.cfg.xml'
                              20:47:49,109 INFO [TomcatDeployer] deploy, ctxPath=/jbpm-bpel, warUrl=...


                              Can some one help me:/

                              • 57. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                                kukeltje

                                please use a new topic for this.... not related at all to the gettingstarted documentation

                                • 58. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                                  simonbaker

                                   

                                  Please learn how to use an appserver before posting (sorry if I sound grumpy, it has been a busy week)


                                  This touches on an important issue - so many deep technologies are involved, unless you know them cold, you're flying blind to a large extent.

                                  Developers who don't know app servers inside out could really use a lot more procedural explanations of how things work to help get oriented. For example: 1) request is posted by browser to Tomcat, 2) tomcat hands off request to servlet, 3) servlet blah blah blah... I know it isn't easy to find an appropriate level of explanation for everyone, but just some kind of explanation of how the thing works as a mechanism would help.

                                  Generally all the documentation describes objects and configuration but not in terms of how it works as a machine - sequences of actions, what happens synchronously, what happens asynchronously, etc.

                                  From reading the very simple examples, such as the "Hello World", I feel I know enough to perhaps roll my own workflow "controller" (creating, managing, monitoring processes), but I have the feeling that jBPM comes with much more stuff I can leverage. I just can't tell exactly where the boundaries are. For example, should I take the web ap the runs under JBoss, strip out stuff, put in under Tomcat? What do I strip out / replace? In other words, what is the core that the webapp is built on?

                                  It's just hard, short of reverse engineering the code, to understand what is going on. I'll keep digging, but more docs on "how it works" are always appreciated.

                                  • 59. Re: New jBPM Getting Started Documentation
                                    kukeltje

                                    Sorry if I sound grumpy, it has been a busy week ;-) but feel free to help out. We have not had these questions from anyone with a little java/appserver knowledge. Since these people are the once mostly using jBPM at least initially, a document like you describe does not have the highest priority.