If you are a fan of JHipster you can now generate jBPM Business apps with it! We created a generator module for it which you can use as follows: With Yarn: yarn global add generator-jba Or with NPM: npm install -g generator-jba Once installed generate your app with: yo jba and follow the questions. If youRead more →
Happy to announce a new 0.6.0 version of the JBAVSC extension for Visual Studio Code. This extension adds process debugging for your business apps! Debugging business app process in Visual Studio Code JBAVSC Github: https://github.com/BootstrapJBPM/jbavscVisual Studio Code Marketplace: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=tsurdilovic.jbavsc Here is a youtube vide showing off all the features of this extension: We can make this extensionRead more →
Currently when you generate your jBPM Business Application (online via start.jbpm.org, command-line via the jba-cli package, or in Visual Studio code via the jBPM extension) your app will have CORS (Cross-origin resource sharing) disabled by default. With CORS disabled, if you have a consumer app (e.g. React frontend) which does not live on the sameRead more →
If you are developing your apps using Visual Studio Code you can now install a new jBPM Business Application extension. With this extension and the great tooling support of VSC you can now generate, develop, and launch your jBPM business apps without ever leaving your development environment. Here is the youtube video showcasing how to installRead more →
In addition to start.jbpm.org there is now an command-line way to generate your jBPM Business Applications, namely with the jba-cli Node package. jba-cli package on npmjs.com Sample CLI usage If you have Node installed locally you can install and run this package with: npm install jba-cli -g jba gen This allows your to build your jBPM BusinessRead more →
React is a very popular and powerful JavaScript framework and is currently one of the best frontend development frameworks out there. In this demo we show how you can easily integrate React into your existing or new jBPM Business Application and consume data from the the out-of-the-box Rest services via React components. React Demo As usualRead more →
By default jBPM Business Applications generated via start.jbpm.org are build with Apache Maven. Your generated apps also include build scripts (for Unix, OSX, and Windows) which you can use out of the box to build all the apps modules, as well as launch your app in normal or dev modes. Using Maven is fine howeverRead more →
Wanted to showcase a new jBPM Business Applications demo that includes easyintegration with the Okta identity management service. The demo uses the developer.okta.com setup and the Okta Spring boot starter to quickly set up SSO for our jBPM Business App. It also shows how easy it is to restrict access to certain pages of yourRead more →
jBPM Business Applications have an out-of-the-box configurations to deploy them as docker containers. We have created the video below to show you how easy it is to do that. The video also shows some useful docker commands to run after you have deployed your jBPM Business app as docker container. Enjoy.
So far our jBPM Business Applications demos have involved some sort of web-based UI for interacting with our business processes. Sometimes a web-ui is not needed and working with processes via an interactive terminal is the best way to get this done. In this demo we show how to use Spring Shell inside your jBPMRead more →
