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Getting Started: CMMN and Camunda

With Camunda BPM 7.2, we have released our very first implementation of the Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN) standard. Some people even say it is the first available CMMN implementation at all. Like BPMN, CMMN is a specification by the Object Management Group and while BPMN is a standard for modeling processes that are highly structured, CMMN is a standard for modeling cases. In contrast to processes, cases are user- and data-driven and typically are much less pre-defined in terms of execution order and required tasks. With 7.2, it is now possible to deploy CMMN models to the engine, and interact with case instances via a rich Java and REST API. For human tasks, camunda Tasklist can be used…

By Thorben Lindhauer

Get started with camunda BPM and Java EE

Roman and Sebastian have written a brand new getting started guide for camunda and Java EE.      The guide is a detailed step-by-step tutorial about how to setup your Java EE 6 application for camunda BPM and BPMN. It has examples about how to use JSF for implementing Task Forms, CDI and EJB as a programming model for the business logic and JPA for custom persistence. The source code of the tutorial can be found on GitHub. Since the guide is a step-by-step tutorial, you can checkout the source code for each step as a tag in git. I hope you like the tutorial, please give us feedback in the forums and via @camundaBPM. Read the guide on how to…

By Daniel Meyer

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