the bpmscript-jbi project is set up to package the bpmscript engine as a jbi component but it's not quite ready for release (i've been focussing on the persistence side of things for the last while). the hibernate work is almost done, after which i'm planning to address the standalone jbi component.
regards,
jamie.
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thanks for your quick reply;
till now i was able to build the latest snapshot using maven. the only concernes i have, is that the activemq broker is not correctly used.. i would like to test bpmscript on a cluster system. are there any configurations in bpmscript which overrule the default servicemix/activemq settings? best wishes, terr0rbyt3
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you're slightly ahead of the curve :) the persistence is done and checked in. i'll work on getting the bpmscript component packaged up next and after that i'll set up alternative "cluster" configuration. hopefully that'll be done by next week sometime.
regards,
j.
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found an activemq4.0-M4 pitfall:
since the xbean.spring package has moved to apache, you have to change in the class org.apache.activemq.xbean.BrokerFactoryBean the import-line: (depends on your currently downloaded snapshot)
the old dependencies included with maven point to org.xbean.spring.... therefor it's impossible to embed a broker in the applicationContext.xml with the new bean-style... -> change your maven.xml in the bpmscript-core to
a) the incubator-activemq groupid (if you build your activemq-SNAPSHOT on your own)
b) the new xbean-spring groupid org.apache.xbean
after those changes, i was able to properly install on tomcat5.5
sideways: i'm working on win2003, jdk1.5.0
on monday i will start my first cluster-tests based on activemq - maybe some deployment-tests on websphere application server
have a nice weekend!
PS: do you have any other tested bpmscript examples?
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dear developers,
the cvs for bpmscript-jbi is unfortunately empty;
any possibility to receive the current jbi-project?
merci
terr0rbyt3
Hi,
the bpmscript-jbi project is set up to package the bpmscript engine as a jbi component but it's not quite ready for release (i've been focussing on the persistence side of things for the last while). the hibernate work is almost done, after which i'm planning to address the standalone jbi component.
regards,
jamie.
thanks for your quick reply;
till now i was able to build the latest snapshot using maven. the only concernes i have, is that the activemq broker is not correctly used.. i would like to test bpmscript on a cluster system. are there any configurations in bpmscript which overrule the default servicemix/activemq settings? best wishes, terr0rbyt3
greetings terr0rbyt3,
you're slightly ahead of the curve :) the persistence is done and checked in. i'll work on getting the bpmscript component packaged up next and after that i'll set up alternative "cluster" configuration. hopefully that'll be done by next week sometime.
regards,
j.
dear jamie,
found an activemq4.0-M4 pitfall:
since the xbean.spring package has moved to apache, you have to change in the class org.apache.activemq.xbean.BrokerFactoryBean the import-line: (depends on your currently downloaded snapshot)
import org.apache.xbean.spring.context.impl.URIEditor
the old dependencies included with maven point to org.xbean.spring.... therefor it's impossible to embed a broker in the applicationContext.xml with the new bean-style... -> change your maven.xml in the bpmscript-core to
a) the incubator-activemq groupid (if you build your activemq-SNAPSHOT on your own)
b) the new xbean-spring groupid org.apache.xbean
after those changes, i was able to properly install on tomcat5.5
sideways: i'm working on win2003, jdk1.5.0
on monday i will start my first cluster-tests based on activemq - maybe some deployment-tests on websphere application server
have a nice weekend!
PS: do you have any other tested bpmscript examples?
> PS: do you have any other tested bpmscript examples?
Yup, there's an example of calling SOAP from a process and a LoanBroker example (based on the one that ships with ServiceMix).
They're in the bpmscript-web project under src/main/js/org/bpmscript/...
thanks for the activemq heads up.
cheers,
j.