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Description of problem: In soa-p-5.3.1.GA-jbpm5.zip:/soa-jbpm5/README.txt, ===== 5. Follow the directions in the JBPM User Guide for importing from a Service Repository. When doing a Configure->Import jBPM Services, use the soa-jbpm5/repository directory as your base repository directory. ===== But as far as I test, Designer doesn't accept file path (file:///xxx) as Service Repository. So I hosted soa-jbpm5/repository in JBoss (placed the directory in ROOT.war and added index.html) and accessed via http://localhost:8080/repository/ . If Designer should accept file path, I will file another BZ. If users have to host the repository, README.txt should include appropriate guidance.
In addition, after hosting repository with the above approach, the repository offers "ESBAction" and "JBossESB" but installing "ESBAction" throws an Exception (java.lang.RuntimeException: Unable to read http://localhost:8080/repository/ESBAction/ESBAction.wid). Once I installed "JBossESB", both "ESBAction" and "JBossESB" nodes became available. I don't file another BZ for this issue for now because I don't know if my approach was correct.
Ahh, thank you, Tom. I was trying to import from the Service Repository with Web Designer. Now I confirmed that I can import from the Service Repository with JBDS 5.0.0. Also our official BRMS docs is missing the section about importing from a Service Repository with JBDS. I filed a BZ for the docs. https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1009729 Now... may I request to adjust the instruction so that customers will not stumble like me? From: ===== 5. Follow the directions in the JBPM User Guide for importing from a Service Repository. When doing a Configure->Import jBPM Services, use the soa-jbpm5/repository directory as your base repository directory. ===== To: ===== 5. Import domain-specific services from a Service Repository with JBDS. Right-click your project and select Configure->Import jBPM Services. Then use the soa-jbpm5/repository directory as your base repository directory. ===== I think users may also want to import from the Service Repositoy with Web Designer. I'll cover it with a KCS article. Thanks! Toshiya
I don't think this file resides within JBossESB - I think this is in the soa-p project and someone in productization is going to have to make the change. File location: soa-p/src/main/resources/soa-p/jbpm5/README.txt