Before opening a new thread
Posting guidelines
We ask you to follow these simple guidelines.
Be sure to include a brief description of your issue or question in the title of your thread. This will help other users understand what you need and avoid clicking on threads in which they have no interest.
Examples of unacceptable thread titles:
Examples of acceptable thread titles:
Standard English is required on the BonitaSoft forums. This means that you must make an effort to use proper spelling, grammar and punctuation.
Unacceptable: "i D/Led a Bonita bld n need 2 extr data frm DB"
Acceptable: "I downloaded the new build of Bonita and need to connect with my Oracle DB"
Proofread your posts! Everyone makes the occasional typos or spelling mistakes, but please make an effort to make your post readable. Don't write IN ALL CAPITALS BECAUSE IT MAKES IT VERY DIFFICULT TO READ AND APPEARS LIKE YOU ARE SHOUTING. It is proven that proper case English is easier to read because it flows easier. All capitals is also proven to invoke a negative feeling towards the poster.
If you need to edit your post after you submit it, or if you need to add additional information, DO NOT create a separate post. The "edit" button will allow you to edit your post. We call the creation of additional posts in a thread without user response "double posting" and it is frowned upon in nearly all cases.
BTW: We don't expect that all users are proficient at English (since it is such an illogical language!).
If you need help, then the forum users need to know what environment is being used. This may be because what you are reporting may have already been fixed in a later build or release. At a minimum:
Nothing annoys forum users more than posters who don't use bbcode around logs or pasted code. Use bbcode. Simple. Just do it. Read the BBCode information if you don't know about bbcode.
The support given on the forums is for free (except for the well paid guys at BonitaSoft, of course) so please be polite. Although your particular problem may be important to you, it will most definitely NOT be important to the majority of forum readers. Therefore, be gracious and request help in a polite manner. It's not that we expect anyone to crawl or plead, but your tone is more likely to appeal to those who would lend a helping hand.
If the recommended solution has resolved your issue, then a simple thanks is always appreciated. It makes the solution provider feel that they've made a difference and are then more willing to help others.
If you don't get a response after a while, then feel free to *bump*. No need to repost the entire message on the end of the thread, or start a new post. Just a polite *bump* will do. If no one is able to help, then someone will speak up and say "I don't know". We just hope that this doesn't happen too often.
Don't post the same post/question in multiple locations. If you want your question to get individual attention you should create a new topic in the appropriate forum.
Replying guidelines
Yes, there are even guidelines for posting a reply as this helps to keep things consistent across the forum.
If it is clear that the original poster hasn't read the manual or searched the forum, then politely recommend that they read this sticky. If you're feeling kind then provide the link to the documentation and mention the page number, or link to the forum topic that may resolve their question.
A picture says a 1000 words, but they are a pain to create and upload. If you have the time and inclination, then please attach some images to display the job or components visually.
If you have a new question, and it is not very closely related to the subject of the current topic, please post it in a new topic. Do not post your, somewhat/slightly/not at all related, question in someone else's topic. If you feel that your question is directly related to another topic, then say that in your new topic, and link to the related topic.