The server is not mistaken for firewood workers. Haha, every time you use a new tool or framework, you always need to install some plug-ins.
Jbpm is no exception. To use jpdl for graphical development, you must install plug-ins. Previously, I installed plug-ins online, that is, on the myeclipse -----> help ------> myeclipse configration Center
Configuration in, I will not introduce it here, so the installation of plug-ins is quite troublesome, and the computer card will take a long time;
The following describes a simple method to install the plug-in:
In the jbpm 3.2 development kit we downloaded (I am using a jbpm-jpdl-3.2.2) ------> open it -----> there is an eclipse folder under the designer directory (in fact this is the Eclipse plug-in)
------> Copy this eclipse folder to the dropins folder under the installation directory of myeclipse;
Restart myeclipse ------> after restart, open window and select preferences. ----- if JBoss jbpm is displayed, the result is successful.
It seems that there is still a problem here, that is, you should not delete the plug-in after you put it into the dropins folder, otherwise your ide will crash and I have tried it.
In fact, most plug-ins can be installed in myeclipse in this way. For example, the freemarker framework used previously can also be implemented in this way, that is, the plug-ins directory under the freemarker folder
Copy Hudson. freemarker_ide_0.9.14 to the dropins folder;