WS task giving workitemhandler not found error in JBPM 7.0.2

[Ronak Kothari]

Hi All,

I tried to call calculator webservice using WS task of JBPM 7.0.2. My project is build and deployed successsfully but when i tried to start process it gives me an error of Work Item Handler of WS Task is not found. When I tried to run it on JBPM 6.4 it is working fine. Could you please let me know why its happening and what is the resolution for that. 

[Diego Torres Fuerte]

Hello Ronak

I was having the same issue, so I added the WebService Work Item Handler in my deployment descriptor and it worked.

...

<work-item-handlers>

        <work-item-handler>

            <resolver>mvel</resolver>

            <identifier>new org.jbpm.process.workitem.webservice.WebServiceWorkItemHandler(ksession, classLoader)</identifier>

            <parameters/>

            <name>WebService</name>

        </work-item-handler>

...

On Wed, Oct 3, 2018 at 7:21 AM Ronak Kothari <kothari...@gmail.com> wrote:

Hi All,

I tried to call calculator webservice using WS task of JBPM 7.0.2. My project is build and deployed successsfully but when i tried to start process it gives me an error of Work Item Handler of WS Task is not found. When I tried to run it on JBPM 6.4 it is working fine. Could you please let me know why its happening and what is the resolution for that. 

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