Mar 9, 2016
Camunda Forum is moving to Discourse
We are happy to announce that the Camunda BPM Forum is moving to Discourse.
By Daniel Meyer, Robert Gimbel
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Mar 9, 2016
We are happy to announce that the Camunda BPM Forum is moving to Discourse.
By Daniel Meyer, Robert Gimbel
Jan 29, 2016
I am pleased to announce the availability of Camunda 7.5.0-alpha1. The highlights of this release are: New Reporting View in Cockpit (Camunda Enterprise Edition only) New Reporting API Customize Serialization of Java Object Variables inside a Process Application Added Oracle WebLogic Server 12c R2 (12.2.1) to supported Environments (Camunda Enterprise Edition only) Improved Javascript Client / SDK 52 Bug Fixes The complete release notes are available in Jira. You can Download Camunda For Free or Run it with Docker. Known Issue: You have to empty the browser cache before accessing the Web Application.
By Daniel Meyer
Dec 21, 2015
With camunda 7.4, we released the new Camunda DMN engine. Some people asked how fast the DMN engine is. So I created a benchmark measuring the number of decision tables the DMN engine can evaluate per second. Below you’ll see that I can push the performance to > 200.000 evaluated decisions / second on my notebook, using a single thread!
By Daniel Meyer, Philipp Ossler
Nov 30, 2015
I’m pleased to announce the availability of Camunda 7.4.0 Final. The highlights of this release are: DMN – Decision Model and Notation New Camunda Modeler Job Executor Improvements BPMN Heatmap Extended BPMN Support Extended CMMN Support New Documentation You can Download Camunda For Free or Run it with Docker. Also: Register for the Webinar. For updating an existing installation or application, make sure to read the update guide.
By Daniel Meyer
Oct 1, 2015
Today we release Camunda BPM 7.4.0-Alpha2. This is the second alpha release previewing the upcoming 7.4.0 Release. The highlights of this release are: Improved DMN Engine Hit Policies Data Types New Cockpit Features, Auditing of DMN Decisions, BPMN Heat Map, Improved BPMN Engine Support for BPMN Escalation Improved Asynchronous Execution Efficiency SLF4j Logging Faster Deployments Improved CMMN Engine Add Support for Repetition Rule Support for Tomcat 8 New Documentation Many Bugfixes Overall more than 170 issues were closed. See complete Release Notes in Jira. Download For Free Run with Docker DMN Auditing in Cockpit Cockpit now provides a preview of the support for DMN-based Decision Auditing. The dashboard displays now all deployed decision tables. Selecting a decision table opens the…
By Daniel Meyer
Sep 24, 2015
Or in other words: Our most awesome community day yet! Last week our annual Camunda Community Day took place. I always enjoy that day very much because it gives me the opportunity to get in touch with community contributors and users. I always learn a lot during these days and I take a lot of energy away from it. Same as last year, the Community Day took place here at the Camunda office in exactly the same space in which we normally sit behind our desks and write code. We had to limit reservations to 100 (including ourselves). Two things struck me with this: when we announced the date in Camunda Network, it was almost instantly sold out, and almost…
By Daniel Meyer
Jul 31, 2015
Today we release Camunda BPM 7.4.0-Alpha1. This is the first alpha release previewing the upcoming 7.4.0 Release. The highlights of this release are: DMN (Decision Model and Notation): DMN Engine and browser based Decision Table Editor, Job Priorities: Control execution order of asynchronous Jobs, Enhanced BPMN Support: add Signal Start events, Compensation Event Subprocess, enhanced asynchronous continuations for Multi Instance Activities, Native support for File Variables in Api and Html Forms, Many Bugfixes Overall more than 140 issues were closed. See complete Release Notes in Jira. Download For Free Run with Docker DMN: Decision Model and Notation This is the first release which supports DMN (Decision Model and Notation). DMN is a new OMG (Object Management Group) standard for Business…
By Daniel Meyer
Jul 28, 2015
Are you developing HTML forms for Camunda Tasklist? Are you re-packaging your application with maven and re-deploying it to Tomcat or WildFly for each HMTL form change? Are you annoyed by this? 🙂 There is hope: this post explains how to setup a development environment which allows you to develop forms inside Camunda Tasklist and refresh your changes without re-packaging and re-deploying your application. We use this kind of setup ourselves when working on the Invoice Example which is provided with the Camunda Distribution. In the following I am assuming that you have setup an application according to the blueprint provided by our Getting Started Guide. Step 1: Adding a Maven Profile for development First you need to add a…
By Daniel Meyer
Jun 19, 2015
I am very, very excited about this: the Camunda community now actively collaborates around providing support for Spring Boot. This is extremely cool and allows users to deploy Camunda process engine including the Rest Api and the Webapplication in Spring Boot. The project is in a very early stage, if you want to participate, join the ongoing discussion on the dev list and checkout the sources in GitHub! Many thanks to Oliver Steinhauer who provided an initial implementation that the community decided to collaborate around.
By Daniel Meyer