3 Replies Latest reply on Apr 7, 2009 4:36 AM by Ronald van Kuijk

    Deploying a process - Actions

    Anderson Souza Newbie
    Anderson Souza Apr 6, 2009 2:53 PM

      Hi all,

      I've deployed a process and I saw that my actions are stored in the database (table jbpm_byteblock). So I think when I start a process, the versions of actions stored should be used, right?

      I've changed an action and I checked that the changed action wasn't deployed yet was being used for new instances of process. If the versions stored are not used, why actions are stored?

      Thanks in advance

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        • 1. Re: Deploying a process - Actions
          Volker Börchers Newbie
          Volker Börchers Apr 6, 2009 6:03 PM (in response to Anderson Souza)

          I can only guess how you do the deployment since you do not tell. But if you are using the Deployment tab of the processdefinition in eclipse then you can select the stuff to deploy. Unfortunately the ActionHandlers are not selected by default and I have to do the selection on every deployment. But as far as I don't forget this it works.

          Perhaps you have to provide more info.

          Regards,
          Volker

          • 2. Re: Deploying a process - Actions
            Anderson Souza Newbie
            Anderson Souza Apr 6, 2009 10:19 PM (in response to Anderson Souza)

            boercher,

            You are right, I'm deploying using Eclipse. Sorry for no give this information in the first post :(

            I did the sequence of operations below:
            1 - Deploy a process that has one action, (Before deploy the process I cleared my database);
            2 - Next I change the behaviour of this action;
            3 - An after I start a process instance;
            4 - So I checked that the new altered code of action was executed. The version stored in database wasn't executed.

            I notice the problem of deploying ActionHandlers, mine aren't all selected too. Despite the actions are in the process definition.

            Thanks

            • 3. Re: Deploying a process - Actions
              Ronald van Kuijk Master
              Ronald van Kuijk Apr 7, 2009 4:36 AM (in response to Anderson Souza)

              what do you do between 2 and 3? Nothing? Then surely your old processdefinition will use the old actions. Even if you deploy the new definition including new actions, old processdefinitions will still use the old actions.