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Monday Sep 22, 2008

Getting Started with jBPM and Spring

My first article for TheServerSide.com. I am very excited to have this finally happen, and am frankly really looking forward to doing some more. The article is a discussion on setting up an architecture using worklists that depends on jBPM and Spring.


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Posted at 11:52AM Sep 22, 2008 by Joshua Long in Java  |  Comments[5]

Comments:

Hi,
just a question about email jobs scheduled by quartz.
Didn't you forget task unlocking in your Quartz tasks if something goes wrong ?

If an exception is thrown the task will be locked and so not completed.

Don't know if I'm really clear but you can email me if you need more explainations .

Regards.
Fabien.

Posted by Fabien Kruba on September 23, 2008 at 01:54 PM MST #

good article.. nice to see jBPM flourish

Posted by kodee on September 25, 2008 at 10:10 AM MST #

Thanks for your tutorial.It will be better after putting some comments how to install and run the application.

Posted by hilmi on October 07, 2008 at 03:49 AM MST #

@fabien, you're absolutely correct. the jbpm system (at the moment) displayed in the article doesn't have task unlocking. Obviously, we don't want just task unlocking, we want some sort of admin flag. It seems to me to do that really well we'd need to alter the jbpm stack a bit to get support for finding jobs that have gone off the rails.

@hilmi I'll try and put up the info on running the applicaton in the tutorial.

@kodee, thanks for the positive feedback!

Thanks for the feedback!

Posted by Josh Long on October 10, 2008 at 10:28 AM MST #

I also don't find any info on how to run the application. Where is it? When I put the ROOT.war in tomcat it complains about missing jstl in classpath

Posted by ropo on October 22, 2008 at 01:39 AM MST #

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