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Cross framework services in jBPM 6.2
jBPM version 6 comes with quite a few improvements that allow developers build their own systems with BPM and BRM capabilities just to name few:jar based deployment units - kjardeployment descriptors...
View ArticleProcess instance migration made easy
jBPM 6 comes with an excellent deployment model based on knowledge archives which allows different versions of given project to run in parallel in single execution environment. That is very powerful...
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Keep your jBPM environment healthy
Once jBPM is deployed to given environment and is up and running most of actual maintenance requirements come into the picture. Running BPM deployment will have different maintenance life cycle...
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jBPM talk and workshop at DevConf 2015
I am happy to announce that a talk and workshop about jBPM 6 has been accepted at DevConf 2015 in Brno.Talk: jBPM - BPM Swiss knifeDuring the presentation jBPM will be introduced from the Process...
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MultiInstance Characteristic example - Reward Process
One of a great features of BPMN (and not only) is the multi instance activity aka for each. To put it simple same activity is repeated for each item from input collection. That is usually good fit for...
View ArticlejBPM 6.2 installation and upgrade from previous version
jBPM 6.2 is almost out the door so it's time to give a quick heads up on how to install and upgrade if you already have previous version of jBPM running.Installation with jBPM installerthe easiest and...
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jBPM 6.2.0.Final released!
Last Friday (06.03.2015) jBPM 6.2.0.Final has been released.It comes with large number of bug fixes and quite a list of new features, to name just few:improved services layer that support various...
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Asynchronous continuation in jBPM 6.3
It's been a while since release of 6.2.0.Final but jBPM is not staying idle, quite the opposite lots of changes are coming in. To give a quick heads up on a feature that has been requested many times -...
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jBPM talk at JBCNConf- polyglot and reactive jBPM
With recent trend to move to lightweight, container-less runtime environments, jBPM to prove it does not stand out from this approach came up with integration with Vert.x (2.x). This integration is to...
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Shift gears with jBPM executor
Since version 6.0 jBPM comes with component called jBPM executor that is responsible for carrying on with background (asynchronous) tasks. It started to be more and more used with release of 6.2 by...
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Asynchronous processing with jBPM 6.3
As described in previous article, jBPM executor has been enhanced to provide more robust and powerful execution mechanism for asynchronous tasks. That is based on JMS. So let's take a look at the...
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Improved signaling in jBPM 6.3
One of the very powerful features of BPMN2 is signaling. It is realized by throw (send signal) and catch (receive signal) constructs. Depending on which type of signal we need it can be used in...
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Unified KIE Execution Server - Part 1
This blog post initiates the series of articles about KIE Execution Server and its capabilities provided in version 6.3. Here is a short description of what you can expect:Introduction to KIE Execution...
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Unified KIE Execution Server - Part 2
This blog post is continuation of the first of the series about KIE Execution Server. In this article KIE Server Client will be introduced and used for basic operations on KIE Execution Server.In the...
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Unified KIE Execution Server - Part 3
Part 3 of Unified KIE Execution Server deals with so called managed vs. unmanaged setup of the environment. In version 6.2 users went through Rules deployments perspective to create and manage KIE...
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Unified KIE Execution Server - Part 4
Here we come with next part of the Unified KIE Execution Server blog series - this time Part 4 that introduces Client UI written in JavaScript - AngularJS.This aims at illustrating how easy it is to...
View ArticleInstalling KIE Server and Workbench on same server
A common requirement for installation on development machine is to run both KIE Workbench and KIE Server on same server to simplify execution environment and avoid any port offset configuration.This...
View ArticleExtending KIE Server capabilities
As a follow up of previous articles about KIE Server, I'd like to present the extensibility support provided by KIE Server. Let's quickly look at KIE Server architecture...Extensions overviewKIE...
View ArticleKIE Server: Extend existing server capability with extra REST endpoint
First and most likely the most frequently required extension to KIE Server is to extend REST api of already available extension - Drools or jBPM. There are few simple steps that needs to be done to...
View ArticleKIE Server: Extend KIE Server with additional transport
There might be some cases where existing transports in KIE Server won't be sufficient, for whatever reasonnot fast enoughdifficult to deal with string based data formats (JSON, XML)you name it..so...
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