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=JBPM 6 - 2.3 - Debugging Processes=
== Breakpoints ==
* current state of your running processes can be inspected and visualized during the execution.
* currently breakpoints cannot be put on the nodes within a process directly
* breakpoints can be put inside any Java code:
** code that is invoking the engine
** code invoked by the engine
** listeners
** rules (''than'' part) 

== Debug views ==
# The process instances view
## shows all running process instances (and their state)
## shows the current state of a process instance
# The audit view
## shows the audit log
# The global data view
# Working memory view (facts)
# Agenda view (activated rules)

=== The process instances view ===
# Open 04_Debuging project
# Windows / Show View / Other / Drools / Process Instances
# Put a breakpoint after ksession.startProcess line
# Press F11 (Debug as JUnit Test)
# Switch to debug perspective
# In Variables window click on ksession
# In Process Instances windows, click on ksession insance
# Look at Process Instance windows to see where the process "hanged"

'''The process instance view and persistance'''
* This kind of debuging will not work with pressistance
* Please make sure you will turn persistance off by setting super(true,false)
=== Audit View ===
* Open 04_Deubgging project
* Run ProcessTestAudit.java
* Open the Audit view
* Open mylogfile file