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Design using activiti

waraujo

Good afternoon, I would like to ask for help regarding a process design using activiti therefore I need to integrate with alfresco. I've watched the video on the link (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UTl9LJ_Ob98&feature=plcp), but could not do the same, any ideas?

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jpotts

Have you read this tutorial?

If so and you are still having problems, please provide us with the specifics of what you are having trouble with.

Jeff

waraujo

Have you read this tutorial?

If so and you are still having problems, please provide us with the specifics of what you are having trouble with.

Jeff

I need to know which version of eclipse plugin or (plugin activiti) the host of this video using the link above because it just clicks with the right mouse button and the option to import xml appears in the versions I downloaded only had the option to export the diagram.

jpotts

The version of the plugin he is using must be older than the most recent version because in the screencast, the plugin is creating two files, an activiti file and a bpmn.20.xml file. In the most recent version only a single activiti file is created. And, as you point out, in the most recent version, when you right-click on the diagram, your only option is to export the diagram. You don't need to export it as BPMN 2.0 XML because it is already BPMN 2.0 XML.

If you want to edit the XML directly there is no need to export, just right click on the file and choose "Open in XML Editor".

Jeff