We already talked about the importance of the Boxed Expression Editor. In this article, let’s explore better the reasons which led to the new editor. Moreover, we will provide more information about the new Boxed Expression Editor structure and how it will interact with the rest of the editor. Why a new editor? As alreadyRead more →
This is an introduction to web-based Kogito consoles that allow you to manage processes and tasks. It covers two different consoles available on Kogito: Management console and Task console. Setup At present, to run the Management console and Task console applications, you need supporting services like data-index, job services, Kafka and infinispan running. To makeRead more →
Scorecards We have a new Scorecard editor. It needs to load PMML XML and save it. Great. It’d be less than useful if it could not. We also support evaluation of PMML XML models. Super. It’s nice to be able to actually execute models too. The problem An object model marshaller for all occasions. OurRead more →
Line splicing is a feature available in BPMN and DMN editors that allows dropping a node on top of a connector in order to automatically split it into two connectors and perform the right connection assignments. This way, the authoring process gets smoother and more intuitive once the user doesn’t need to do the connectionsRead more →
Introducing Metadata As much as we aim to empower users with a versatile, easy-to-use tool, sometimes that isn’t enough. Most solutions require specific data or interactions that are hard to provide out-of-the-box. The BPMN2.0 specification already covers those situations in more than one way, now so does the BPMN Editor. After our latest release (Business Central v7.12 and Kogito v0.12.0),Read more →
If you’re reading this, probably you’ve already thought about contributing to an open-source project. However, projects generally have some learning curve, which may intimidate newcomers. We do not want that feeling for the DMN editor! So, this is the second of a series of posts that will quickly empower you to contribute to the DMNRead more →
In early 2021, Red Hat introduced the Developer Sandbox for Red Hat OpenShift. On top of that, we built the DMN Developer Sandbox, which makes deploying decision services easy for developers, and this is now live at dmn.new as part of the Kogito Tooling 0.12.0 release. Let’s check out how the DMN Developer Sandbox works inRead more →
We have just launched a fresh new Kogito Tooling release! 🎉 On the 0.12.0 release, we made a lot of improvements and bug fixes. We are also happy to announce that this release marks the first iteration of our ‘DMN deploy on OpenShift’ feature, and also we have a lot of improvements on our DMNRead more →
In early 2021, eclipse-theia, an open, flexible, and extensible cloud & desktop IDE platform, integrated support of VS Code custom editors API. It means that users would be able to run our extensions on this platform as well. Since then, we have been looking forward to seeing this feature enabled in gitpod.io. For those not familiarRead more →
When I was approaching the new Boxed Expression Editor development, the first challenge I faced was integrating an independent and isolated React component within an existing application. It turned out that defining in a precise manner what is the input and the output of such an editor was a mandatory step to follow. Let’s exploreRead more →
