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camunda BPM 7.1.0-alpha1 released: Task Forms, Job Suspension and Bugfixes

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I am proud to announce the release of camunda BPM 7.1.0-alpha1. This is the first community alpha release in the 7.1 branch. The highlights of this release are:

  • Enhanced support for HTML5 Embedded Task Forms (Quickstart Example, Docs),
  • Add support for Generated Task Forms (BlogpostQuickstart Example, Docs),
  • Add support for “Job Definitions” allowing to query, suspend & activate Job Execution by individual Activity at Process Definition Level (Docs),
  • Add support for suspending Process Definition, Process Instances and Job Definitions in cockpit,
  • Upgrade JBoss Application Server Support from 7.1.3 to 7.2 / EAP 6.1 (Docs),
  • Fixed OSGi Manifest Headers (community contribution by Ronny Bräunlich)
  • 32 Bug Fixes

What’s next?

We will now intensify our development efforts in the 7.1 branch and work towards the 7.1.0 Final release. You can expect alpha releases every 2-3 weeks over the next months. The next big item will be adding history support in camunda cockpit. See camunda BPM roadmap for more information.

What else is going on?

In the incubation space, the camunda BPM testing project was very active. The latest work was focused on Fest Assertions and an example application. Hats off to Martin Schimak, Jan Galinski, Christian Lipphardt, Simon Zambrovski, Bernd Rücker. (Ordered by last commit date.)
camunda BPM Maven artifacts will be available through maven central shortly.

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