I recently learned the workflow of the OA system and started to add the Jbpm plug-in to Eclipse. However, the information on the Internet is uneven. After being pitted many times, I finally found a reliable tutorial. Let myself sum it up and write this blog post on purpose.
Eclipse download address: http://www.eclipse.org/downloads/
JBPM download address: http://www.jbpm.org/
1. Install the plugin
(1) Create a plugin directory named "eclipse_plugins" in the Eclipse installation directory to store various plugins
(2) Find "org.drools.updatesite-6.0.1.Final.zip" under the JBPM6 decompression package "\jbpm-6.0.1.Final-installer-full\jbpm-installer\lib", and extract it to "eclipse_plugins" directory
(3) Then create a folder named "links" in the Eclipse installation directory (note: this name must be called)
(4) Create a "jbpm6.link" file in the "links" folder and add a line of code: "path=D:\\Eclipse\\eclipse\\eclipse_plugins\\Jbpm6"(org.drools.updatesite-6.0 .1. Decompression path of Final.zip; many plugins can be installed by this method)
(6) Restart Eclipse.
(7) Search for jbpm in window-preferences, if you find it, the installation is successful (as shown in the figure)
Second, configure the operating environment of JBPM6
After installing the Eclipse plug-in successfully, you need to configure the running environment of JBPM6
1. First find "jbpm-6.0.1.Final-bin.zip" under the decompressed package "\jbpm-6.0.1.Final-installer-full\jbpm-installer\lib", and extract it
2. Open Eclipse->Preferences and a dialog box will pop up, search for "JBPM" in the text box.
3. Installed jbpm Runtimes - Add, Name write: "Jbpm6", Path: Browse to the path where "jbpm-6.0.1.Final-bin" is decompressed
4. Configuration is complete
Note: The version does not need to be filled in, Eclipse will add it automatically
See if you can create a new Jbpm project, if you can, the installation is complete!
