I don’t like very much that I have to put the BPMN files under the folder resources
. Activiti by default wants the files under resources/processes
.
Is there a properties for BPMN files location?
I don’t like very much that I have to put the BPMN files under the folder resources
. Activiti by default wants the files under resources/processes
.
Is there a properties for BPMN files location?
What’s your context? I’m using spring-boot and the application scan everything at the resources folder, even sub folders.
This is not true for me. Maybe I have a more recent version. I had to add
camunda.bpm.deployment-resource-pattern = classpath:workflow/*.bpmn, classpath:workflow/*.dmn, classpath:workflow/*.cmmn
Hi @Marco_Sulla.
I think it would help you.
https://docs.camunda.org/manual/7.8/user-guide/spring-boot-integration/configuration/#camunda-engine-properties
I’m not declaring .deployment-resource-pattern
in my application properties, so I’m using default values.
Hope it helps.
@Marco_Sulla If you want to specify a custom location for the processes.xml file, you need to use the deploymentDescriptors
property of the @ProcessApplication
annotation:
@ProcessApplication(
name="my-app",
deploymentDescriptors={"path/to/my/processes.xml"}
)
public class MyProcessApp extends ServletProcessApplication {
}
The provided path(s) must be resolvable through the ClassLoader#getResourceAsStream(String)
-Method of the classloader returned by the AbstractProcessApplication#getProcessApplicationClassloader()
method of the process application.
Multiple distinct locations are supported.
Yes, it’s the guide I followed. For me the default values seems to be classpath:/
, since only bpmn
files under resource
, and not in subfolders, was recognized. So the custom settings I posted before.
Ok, so, just put these values:
classpath*:**/*.bpmn, classpath*:**/*.dmn, classpath*:**/*.cmmn
Well, it’s kind of tastes. I don’t like that Spring will search in the entire classpath, while I created a specific folder, as I’ve done in post 3
Furthermore, I’m not sure but I don’t think classpath*
is useful, since you’re using wildcards to load all files with a certain extension, not a single file.
hi can you tell me how this working??