Flowable provides a set of Spring Boot starters to help you embed the different engines (i.e., BPMN, DMN and CMMN) and to expose their RESTful APIs. In this post, I'll walk you through the steps I followed to create a RESTful API (Resource Server) that embeds Flowable's BPMN engine,…
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Getting started with Camunda
Not so long ago I wrote a series of posts about Flowable: Getting started with Flowable How To: Build Flowable How To: Flowable and LDAP Flowable's REST API - Part 1 Flowable's REST API - Part 2 Flowable's REST API - Part 3 There are quite a few open source…
Flowable's REST API - Part 3
In a previous post, I wrote about using Angular, Angular Material and Flowable's REST API to create a bespoke Task List component: In this post, we'll use Angular, Angular Material and Flowable's REST API to create a bespoke Task component: Master/Detail Components At the moment, we have a Task…
Flowable's REST API - Part 2
In previous posts, I have written about getting started with Angular Material and working with Angular Material's toolbar and sidenav. I have also written about getting started with Flowable and working with Flowable's REST API. In this post, we'll use Angular, Angular Material and Flowable's REST API to create a…
Flowable's REST API - Part 1
I'm working on a proof-of-concept that needs to provide runtime support for the execution of business processes. Right now, I'm happy to use the Flowable Modeler to model business processes and to create User tasks and process instances, however, I'd also like to use Flowable's REST API to interact with…
Getting started with Flowable
I'm working on a proof-of-concept that needs to provide runtime support for the execution of business processes. Luckily for me there are quite a few open source workflow engines to choose from. I thought I'd start by taking a look at Flowable. Getting Started The easiest way to get started…