sure, i can do that. can you give me some hints...

should i use junit or some other unit test framework?

how do i unit test human tasks in java?

BTW: I found that its not just booleans, but i dont get any result from human task forms, except the inital form at process start. Or is this maybe only contained in the content variable and i need to extract this and map it programmatically?

To my understanding from the documentation it should be that all variables I include in the Input and Output and Assignments sections of a task correspondingly also get to be known in the user form and after completing the form back into the process in the way i defined in the assignment.

However this is not happening. I read on this forum, that in order to get all the ${variableXYZ} to be replaced, i need to place variableXYZ into the content variable as a java.util.Map.

Once I did this using an OnEntry action, the forms were presented to the user just fine. Do I need an AfterEntry action also to read and map the results from the form completed by a user?

If I read the documentation for the jBpm console it describes the all process variables are available to the form and can be accessed with ${variable_name} notation. So actly the whole build up a java.util.Map and asign it to content should be not necessary.

Maybe its a bug in jbpm-console?

Cheers

Christian Witschel

I am using jBPM 5.3 with installer running Ubuntu 12.04.

Cheers

Christian Witschel