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Problem with Timer Boundary event and Spring bean

cundurs — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 14:53:04 GMT

Hello!I try put Timer Boundary event between receive task or user task (I tried both) and service task, but got exception during execution. When process does not use Timer Boundary event than it works smoothly - bean is found and required method is executed. But, when I put timer between receive ta

Re: Problem with Timer Boundary event and Spring bean

ronald_van_kuij — Thu, 11 Aug 2011 23:16:41 GMT

The tips in the other posts probably did contain the right info, but it can be difficult to grasp. I has everything to do with having multiple instances of the engine and where your spring beans are on which classpath. They are probably on te classpath of probe so you can execute te jobs there, but not on the classpath of the jobexecutor that executes them in other cases.

Re: Problem with Timer Boundary event and Spring bean

cundurs — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 09:04:23 GMT

Thanks Ronald!

Where should I look to find some configuration file for job executor or where could be defined classpath for job executor ?

Re: Problem with Timer Boundary event and Spring bean

ronald_van_kuij — Mon, 15 Aug 2011 11:42:22 GMT

In the current (pre 5.7) release there are multiple ones, that is part of the 'confusion'. I do not know by heart which webapps have the job executor running, but I think it is the rest-webapp and the kickstart. So look at those.

In 5.7 A lot changes afaik and there will only be one running. So check that out

Re: Problem with Timer Boundary event and Spring bean

cundurs — Tue, 16 Aug 2011 06:34:35 GMT

Thanks, I copied configuration file from rest to kickstart and with with tears in eyes was watching how timer successfully executed bean.