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__Part II:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse - Part Deux] - A HowTo for enhancing jBPM Support into AppFuse.
__Part I:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse] - Integrate jBPM Support (via Spring-Modules) into AppFuse.\\
__Part II:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse Part Deux] - Setup AppFuse/jBPM in Eclipse, model defintions using the Jbpm Process Designer.\\
__Part III:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse Part Trois] - Enhance defintions to support tasks, users, schedule and injecting spring beans into actions (Under Construction).\\
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Part I - [IntegratingJBPMIntoAppFuse] covers how to configure [jBPM|http://www.jboss.com/products/jbpm] 3.1 into AppFuse.\\
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Part II - This tutorial covers how to setup appfuse/jbpm in Eclipse and start modeling defintions using the Jbpm Process Designer. To proceed please have your basic configuration setup from Part I.\\
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Part III - [IntegratingJBPMIntoAppFusePartTrois] covers enhancing defintions to support tasks, users, schedule and injecting spring beans into actions.\\
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This is the 2nd tutorial of a 3 part series. The tutorial covers how to setup AppFuse/Jbpm in Eclipse and model definitions using the Jbpm Process Designer. Before proceeding further please have your basic configuration setup from Part I.\\
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Before we dive into creating process definitions lets create some packages where we will save our process defintions and actions.
Before creating process definitions lets create a package where we will save our process defintions.
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Create the following packages:\\
{{org.appfuse.jbpm.process}} - will contain process defintions\\
{{org.appfuse.jbpm.action}} - will contain jbpm actions\\
{{org.appfuse.jbpm.ant}} - will contain ant tasks (such as loading identities, cleaning schema, etc)\\
Create the following package:\\
{{org.appfuse.jbpm.process}}\\
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Congratulations you have written your 1st process defintion!
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Congratulations you have deployed and tested a process defintion!
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Create {{{CustomLocalJbpmConfigurationFactoryBean.java}}} in {{{org/appfuse/jbpm/config}}} and copy code from [CustomLocalJbpmConfigurationFactoryBean.java] into it.
Create the following package:\\
{{ org.appfuse.jbpm.config }}
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Create {{ CustomLocalJbpmConfigurationFactoryBean.java }} in above package and copy code from [CustomLocalJbpmConfigurationFactoryBean.java] into it.\\
Voila! When you restart the server the process defintion wont be redeployed.

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