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Apr 13, 2021

Cawemo Enterprise (On-Premises) 1.6 Released

We’re happy to announce the 1.6 release of Cawemo Enterprise On-Premises. Cawemo is the specification platform of the Camunda stack, enabling all stakeholders to model and collaborate on BPMN and DMN diagrams and related files. The main improvements in this release are: DMN Modeling Cawemo supports modeling of DMN diagrams in addition to BPMN. Enhanced Template Editor In addition to UiPath, Cawemo supports templates for Automation Anywhere and External Service Tasks. Additionally, you are able to define BPMN Errors. Improved Access Rights Capabilities Organizations and projects can have more than one admin now. LDAP integration You can connect your on-premises installation to an LDAP server. As a Camunda Enterprise customer, you can install or upgrade to version 1.6 following our…

By Cawemo Team

ProductReleases

Apr 13, 2021

More From the Camunda Platform: Assert & External Task Client

Alongside our Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15.0 release, we’re excited to announce the following releases: Camunda Platform Assert External Task Client (for Java) You can read all about the Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15.0 release in the dedicated blog post. Camunda Platform Assert Camunda Platform Assert (formerly Camunda BPM Assert) helps you assert the status of your BPMN processes when driving them forward in your typical unit test methods. We have released two versions this time. Assert 10.0.0 is bound to Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15.0, while Assert 9.0.0 will be used by version 7.14.0 of the product. We upgraded the version of AssertJ to 3.18.1, which is the current version used in Spring Boot 2.4.x and therefore also the latest Camunda Spring…

By Camunda Platform Team

ProductReleases

Apr 13, 2021

Camunda Modeler 4.7 Released

We are thrilled to announce the release of Camunda Modeler 4.7. This release comes with a brand new form editor, deployment of multiple files, support for conditional throwing of BPMN errors by external service tasks, and other enhancements and bug fixes.

By Camunda Modeler Team

ProductReleases

Apr 13, 2021

Camunda Platform 7.15 Released

We’re excited to announce Camunda Platform 7.15, the latest release of our process automation solution. This release is packed with new features that boost productivity for professional software developers and low-code developers who are building end-to-end process automation. We’re rolling out reusable process components, more out-of-the-box RPA bot support, multi-metric reports for your processes, new DMN collaboration features, and much more. Read on to learn about a few select features. Share a catalog of reusable workers and RPA bots in your team To connect Camunda to a back-end system or another endpoint, you can build a custom integration, which we call a “worker.” Building a worker is usually a task for a professional software developer; but once a worker is…

By Daniel Meyer

ProductReleases

Apr 13, 2021

Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15.0 Released

We are excited to announce that Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15.0 is now available, including many new features. Here are some of the highlights: You can download Camunda 7.15.0 or run it with Docker. Also included in the release: You can read all about these releases in the dedicated blog post. For a complete list of the changes, please check out the release notes and the list of known issues. For patched security vulnerabilities, see our security notices. If you want to dig deeper, you can find the source code on GitHub. RPA Orchestration: New Release, New Vendor This feature is only available in the Enterprise Edition of the Camunda Platform. Test it out with a Free Trial. With the 7.15.0…

By Camunda Platform Team

Product

Apr 7, 2021

Spring Boot Starter for the External Task Client

We are happy to announce that Camunda Platform Runtime 7.15 will provide a Spring Boot Starter for the External Task Client. It allows you to implement Service Tasks decoupled from the Process Engine using Spring Boot. In seconds, you can build an executable JAR that can run almost anywhere. In 2018, Camunda released the first version of the External Task Client. Since then, our community member Oliver Steinhauer developed a Starter that combines the External Task Client with Spring Boot. With the 7.15 release, we will add the former Community Extension to the official Camunda Stack and will maintain it as part of future product releases. Let’s look at the following example to get a better understanding of the Spring…

By Tassilo Weidner

CommunityProduct

Mar 31, 2021

Contributing to the Camunda Modeler and getting started with BPMN.io

A report from a true fan. Watching sports is a little like using Open Source Software. I know that is a bit of a  stretch, but if you keep reading you will see that both need contribution from “hobby leagues”. By watching your favorite sports team you (maybe unintentionally) tell sports clubs and TV stations that you are interested in their offerings. Maybe at one point you decide to play the sport yourself. By starting to play, you begin contributing to that community. You may not ever be a professional athlete, but overall you start to influence the sport you’re participating in at a small level.  I am a big user of bpmn.io. I guess if you work at Camunda…

By Nele Uhlemann

EngineeringProcess Orchestration

Mar 18, 2021

Communication Between Loosely Coupled Microservices

In our recent webinar titled “Communication Between Loosely Coupled Microservices” we got a lot of great questions and because of the limited time some were left unanswered. As community questions are really important to me I want to follow my tradition to answer remaining questions in a blog post (as I have for example also done roughly a year ago in “Webinar FAQ for Monitoring & Orchestrating Your Microservices Landscape using Workflow Automation”). What Was The Webinar About? You can find the slides (here) and recording (here) online. The webinar covered different styles of communication. This was explained by looking at how ordering food works: The communication style is very different from styles of collaboration of services, which was also discussed: The following table gives an…

By Bernd Ruecker

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