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‎04-06-2011 02:44 AM
Hi,
I've tried out the screencast you povided "Screencast: from zero to executable process with the Activiti Designer" (found here http://www.jorambarrez.be/blog/2011/02/08/screencast-activiti-designer/).
I've got some questions:
- How can I configure a mail task so that it sends an email to an certain addresss e.g. name@gmail.com? When I try to do it like it's shown in the video of the screencast (therefore I just set my private email address in the field for "To:"), it doesn't work and throws an exception.
- After the code for the unit test is generated, I'm not able to solve the dependencies (i've installed the Maven plugin M2E) because there's no element "Maven" in my context menue as shown in your video (see 2nd screenshot).
I've tried out the screencast you povided "Screencast: from zero to executable process with the Activiti Designer" (found here http://www.jorambarrez.be/blog/2011/02/08/screencast-activiti-designer/).
I've got some questions:
- How can I configure a mail task so that it sends an email to an certain addresss e.g. name@gmail.com? When I try to do it like it's shown in the video of the screencast (therefore I just set my private email address in the field for "To:"), it doesn't work and throws an exception.
- After the code for the unit test is generated, I'm not able to solve the dependencies (i've installed the Maven plugin M2E) because there's no element "Maven" in my context menue as shown in your video (see 2nd screenshot).
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‎04-06-2011 02:51 AM
Hi,
1) What exception is thrown when sending the email? Did you configure an exsting SMTP-server and is it's port accessible (not behind firewal etc.)
2) Might bee that you should "Enable Dependency Management" on your project (a small 'M' appears on the project icon) before you see the maven in 'run as'
1) What exception is thrown when sending the email? Did you configure an exsting SMTP-server and is it's port accessible (not behind firewal etc.)
2) Might bee that you should "Enable Dependency Management" on your project (a small 'M' appears on the project icon) before you see the maven in 'run as'
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‎04-06-2011 03:38 AM
Hi,
Meanwhile, the problem with the webserver is solved (I just had not one installed 😉 )
But the problem with the "Enable Dependency Management" is still actual. As you can see from the screenshot of my context menue (right klick on my project folder) there's no small 'M'… Could anything not be installed or configured correctly?
Meanwhile, the problem with the webserver is solved (I just had not one installed 😉 )
But the problem with the "Enable Dependency Management" is still actual. As you can see from the screenshot of my context menue (right klick on my project folder) there's no small 'M'… Could anything not be installed or configured correctly?
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‎04-08-2011 04:44 AM
And you are sure that you have the M2 Eclipse installed? If your project has a pom.xml, it should auto-detect it.
