It can be argued that the greatest technical advances in the history of humankind (agriculture, wheel, steam machine, printing…) have augmented production while reducing human effort. This does not imply that these advances have removed human intervention altogether. On the contrary, they have allowed humans to focus on the most relevant parts of the productionRead more →
As a Kogito developer, you can add custom tasks to the designer palette. Customs tasks are process’ activities that allow users to perform custom operations within your process flows. In addition, custom tasks can predefine different visual and execution time properties of the node on the canvas. An example can be input and output parameters,Read more →
In this post, we will describe how to perform versioning of utility classes in RHPAM. After running your first process instances in a fresh RHPAM installation, the next time you will deploy something to the environment, is when your processes and business assets have evolved. Your new business assets will require to integrate their changesRead more →
The JBPM KIE server has a rich set of REST APIs that allows control over business processes and other business assets. Interaction with business processes is straightforward and easily accessible. Usually these APIs are used by the Business Central component and custom applications. In this post I want to give a simple example of howRead more →
Elytron will become the one and unified subsystem for authentication and authorization. For easing the transition, a partial migration is offered to link both subsystems, but the full migration is preferred. KIE server is ready to migrate with a few jboss-cli operations.
For a long time, Business Central has Dashboards capabilities to build reports from process execution data. Recently with the addition of external components, it is also possible to create any visual representation for the dataset coming from Business Central. In this post, we will discuss a new category of visual components added in jBPM 7.48.0 Final:Read more →
Testcontainers is a Java library which allows you to interact seamlessly with any application that can be dockerized, making your integration testing much easier (and fun). Let’s see a practical integration sample with Kie Server, the lightweight process and decision engine used within projects like jBPM and Drools. In this article, we are going toRead more →
When I was studying my degree, I recall a wise teacher that repeatedly told us, their beloved pupils, that the most difficult part of a document is the beginning, and I can assure you, dear reader, that he was right, because I cannot figure out a better way to start my first entry on aRead more →
For the last few months, here at KIE team we’ve been hard at work. Today I am proud to announce that our cloud-native business automation platform is hitting a major milestone. Today we release Kogito 1.0! Kogito includes best-of-class support for the battle-tested engines of the KIE platform: the Drools rule language and decision platform, the jBPM workflow and process automation engine, the OptaPlanner constraint satisfaction solver; and it bringsRead more →
In 0.7.2.alpha3 we started shipping a new component of the KIE tooling, what we’re calling Standalone Editors. These Standalone Editors provide a straightforward way to use our tried-and-true DMN and BPMN Editors embedded in your own web applications. The editors are now distributed in a self contained library that provides an all-in-one JavaScript file forRead more →
