One example is http://bpms.intalio.com/samples-4.0/invoking-services-deployed-on-mule.html

The error reads: You are not authorized to view this resource. It may be because you are not logged in, or because that page has not been published yet.

Similar results with many links into the documentation. Searching for "mule" from the main page, http://bpms.intalio.com, gives "Total 0 results".


And, I'm sure I'm logged in. My name is showing in the "Who's Online" sidebar

OK, this is an old sample that we retired. We will create a new sample for this.

Thanks,

Antoine

Hallo everybody!

I experience the same problem. I was wondering whether i can use Drupal CMS for developing my interface layer?

Thanks in advance!

I don't have a good answer to give you: I have never used Drupal, and I don't know how you would interface Intalio with Drupal. Would you use it to regulate the CMS itself ? To support the activity on top of the CMS ?

If you can come up with a good idea of how you would use Intalio with Drupal, I'd love to hear about it. Anyhow, it would be worth it to file it as a D3 project, if that's not already the case.

I'm pinging Shao who will follow up on this.

Thanks,

Antoine

thanks for your quick response..

Let me explain what I would like to do:
At first let's say that I would like to connect Drupal with Intalio. For example to display the processes deployed in Intalio Server to a Drupal module.
My main concern is that Drupal is written in PHP an I don't know how to call Intalio functions. I don't know if this feasible at all.
Until now I was trying to connect Intalio with Liferay but the requirements have changed and Drupal is the new CMS that I have to use.

So, it would be good if somebody has experienced the same problem and could provide a hint for the solution.

Thanks again!

PS1 in any case I will still search for a solution and I will notify you about the progress of my work
PS2 Sorry I didn't understand what is a D3

See here for what D3 stands for:

http://bpms.intalio.com/demand-driven-development/index.php

You can ask the server management API to know about the current state of the processes:
http://ode.apache.org/management-api.html

There are good clients in PHP to call a web service, so that should be working OK.

If you need to have ui-fw embedded in Drupal that's a different approach. (I'm pinging Nico to give more details)

Thanks,

Antoine