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1. Re: Storing java.util.Collection on process
Fernando Melossi Nov 10, 2010 4:16 PM (in response to Ruben Bentein)I have a dynamic form with a grid with 3 columns, as I variables to store the values of each cell and then retrieve them for display in a report?
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2. Re: Storing java.util.Collection on process
Alejandro Guizar Nov 11, 2010 2:15 PM (in response to Ruben Bentein)If your collection class and all its elements are Serializable, you have the option to set the whole aCollection as a variable, or even the parent someBObject, again, if class B is Serializable. This is convenient, but if you don't want your objects stored as binaries, you can provide a Hibernate mapping for class B, add it to the jbpm.hibernate.cfg.xml file, and simply set someBObject as variable. jBPM will recognize Hibernatable objects with either Long or String identifiers and persist them by storing their ID value automatically. Hope this helps.
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3. Re: Storing java.util.Collection on process
Fernando Melossi Nov 11, 2010 6:09 PM (in response to Alejandro Guizar)I would appreciate if you give me an example of how to use variables serializable classes