Eclipse Integration jbpm

JBPM4.4 is a widely used workflow development framework and is also useful for JBPM4.4 in recent BSS projects. I use it in a framework that has been built, but I don't understand it in more detail. So take this opportunity to learn a bit.

The learning version is: jbpm 4.4, Eclipse 4.3 (note: It seems jbpm different versions of the Eclipse version, I began to try myeclipse6.6+ JBPM4.4, and eclipse4.2+ JBPM4.4 seems to be not good, and later got an Eclipse 4.3 + jbpm for 4.3 can, specific reasons not to delve into)

 step 1: Download the resources:

Eclipse4.3:http://mirror.neu.edu.cn/eclipse/technology/epp/downloads/release/kepler/r/eclipse-jee-kepler-r-win32.zip

Ant official: http://apache.fayea.com/apache-mirror//ant/binaries/apache-ant-1.9.2-bin.zip (Ant package compilation used, not detailed here)

Step 2: JBPM plug-in installation:

Install new software...->add...->archive ...

Pop-up Add repostory window:

Name: Name yourself, this can be named JBPM-4.4

Locations:jbpm-4.4.zip\jbpm-4.4\install\src\gpd

Otherwise, some features may not be available after the update)

Click Keep next until you have completed the reboot.

Step 3: Configure JBPM

Prefences will be a lot more after eclipse. JBoss JBPM Directory: Window->preferences->jboss JBPM (JBPM configuration)

Window-->preferences-->jboss Jbpm-->runtime Locations-->add

step 4: define JBPM User library:  

Under Eclipse, Window-->preferences-->java-->build path-->user Libraries Click New, enter the name, JBPM Libraries.

* Note that this must be written jbpm! Click Add JARS or add External JARS, find the Lib directory, that is, jbpm-4.4/lib Select all the jar files under Lib, click Open.

add JARS or Add External JARS, find the Jbpm.jar file, which is Jbpm-4.4/jbpm.jap, click Open.  


jbpm.jar visible), double-click source attachment ,

Source Attachment Configuration window, select External folder. Locate the SRC directory under the JBPM Setup program. Click OK, generally jbpm-4.4/src so ok!

add jPDL4 mode to the directory

 //this to tell the truth, do not know what to do under Eclipse, Window-->preferences-->xml--xml Catalog click add... 
Click on the button below the Map-icon icon and select File System in the Open dialog box, select the JBPM installation directory under the SRC folder jpdl.xsd file click to open ok 

 Step 5: import Example

Under Eclipse, file-->import--general--existing project into workspace select jbpm-4.4
OK, the whole folder will come in. A example project will appear, if there is an error. Because there's no jbpm bag.
Right-click Example Project, Properties-->java Build Path
Select the Libraries tag, Add Library, select Userlibrary,next to select JBPM Libraries. Finish
All examples can be run with JUnit.