topic Re: jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment in Alfresco Archive

jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment

dbz — Tue, 07 Apr 2009 08:39:46 GMT

Aaaaahhhhh… Hello, guys and girls.Please, help me with this issue.I have a workflow that deploys correctly and works fine. BUT.I need to use mail nodes and mail actions that come up with jPLD 3.2.So.I modified my processdefinition.xml to correspond jPDL 3.2 version as shown below:<process-def

Re: jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment

manish17 — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 08:34:48 GMT

Did you achieve that mail stuff in alfresco. If yes, please let me know how it would possible to send a custom email.

Manish

Re: jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment

sethatrothbury — Mon, 06 Jul 2009 20:39:41 GMT

Post your process definition. From the limited error that you posted, it looks like you tried using a fork and join but didn't use the correct syntax in the join node.

On a slightly more related topic, why don't you just use the mail action instead of trying to change the jpdl version?

Re: jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment

manish17 — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 07:13:35 GMT

Thankx for ur response.

I am not using Fork and Join nodes in my workflow. I need to know how to create a custom class for sending emails and where I need to specify my custom class in the Task node. So that I can receive emails based on my custom SMTP Configurations.

Re: jBPM customization and custom workflow deployment

cheffilet — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 06:54:35 GMT

I need to know how to create a custom class for sending emails and where I need to specify my custom class in the Task node. So that I can receive emails based on my custom SMTP Configurations.

Did you ever tried to obtain this information with usage of JBPMConfiguration?

Within a valid JBPMContext (e.g. a JBPM-Action), you should try something like this:

String mailHost = JBPMConfiguration.Configs.getString("jbpm.mail.smtp.host");‍