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Mar 24, 2016
Today we’re releasing a new version of the Camunda Modeler. It comes with many new features, such as the addition of a XML editor for BPMN and DMN diagrams, image exporting and a greatly improved tab handling. Download the new version from camunda.org.
Mar 8, 2016
Today we’re releasing a new version of the Camunda Modeler. It brings full support for editing Camunda properties via the properties panel and fixes numerous bugs. Download the new version from camunda.org.
Feb 1, 2016
Today we’re releasing a new version of the Camunda Modeler, with it we’ve added Data Stores, Compensation, Job priorities and retry time cycle configuration, a Hand tool for BPMN and dragging columns and rows in DMN. Download the new version from camunda.org.
We did a very successful roadshow the last weeks showing DMN amongst other topics. One thing which was always discussed is how to validate/test DMN decision tables. I want to start with a quote of myself (to give you a good impression on my ego ;-)): When authoring rules in a more agile, business-friendly way, do not forget about testing them in a more agile, business-friendly way. This post shows various approaches discussed on the roadshow.
Dec 11, 2015
Yesterday, CMMN 1.1 and DMN 1.1 have been approved by the OMG Architecture Board. This means that the new versions of the industry standards “Case Management Model and Notation (CMMN)” and “Decision Model and Notation (DMN)” are now final. They are immediately available to OMG members and it’s just a matter of some final document conversion until they are released to the public. Camunda already released the implementation Camunda was ahead of it’s time and already released it’s implementations of CMMN 1.1 and DMN 1.1 last week. So grab your copy of our Open Source BPM engine and start using the new versions today. What’s new? The version numbers already indicate that these are minor revisions, which mainly focus on…
By Falko Menge
Nov 30, 2015
Today we release the first version of the new Camunda Modeler to the public. The new modeler is a desktop application and integrated modeling solution for BPMN 2.0 and DMN 1.1. It builds on top of the BPMN 2.0 and DMN tooling provided by bpmn.io and brings its simplicity, performance and style to every computer. Download the new Modeler from camunda.org and start building BPMN 2.0 diagrams better and faster today. Current Feature Set The modeler provides you with a rich modeling tooling, including: Modeling of BPMN 2.0 process and collaboration diagrams Editing of BPMN 2.0 and Camunda properties via a properties panel Modeling of DMN 1.1 tables Tabbing (multiple diagrams open) History with Undo and Redo Native Operating system…
Nov 30, 2015
Today we release version 3.0.0 of the Camunda Eclipse Plugin. This major release provides a set of new features.
Nov 17, 2015
We have put together a collection of BPMN 2.0 diagrams for research purposes. These diagrams have been created in our BPMN trainings, which we have been giving since 2008. In all of these trainings, the participants created BPMN diagrams based on so called text-to-model exercises. We provide you with the exercise texts, the participants’ results as well as our sample solutions. All diagrams have been anonymized and are provided as BPMN 2.0 XML files, which can be downloaded from our BPMN for Research repository on GitHub. The following diagram illustrates the process in which these diagrams have been created. There are German and English diagrams, which are sorted into folders of four separate exercises. Feedback Welcome! For research purposes the…
Aug 6, 2015
Today we release the first version of dmn.io, our new DMN modeling toolkit. dmn.io allows you to view and model decisions with the DMN 1.0 standard directly on the web. The dmn.io library provides a viewer and an editor that can be embedded into web applications. With this release we provide the front-end element for the latest Camunda BPM 7.4.0 alpha release, which introduced support for DMN. Try it out Under the Hood dmn.io is build upon the work of the awesome bpmn.io framework. Internally, dmn.io reuses a lot of the components that power the bpmn modeling toolkit. That means that if you know bpmn.io, you will feel at home with dmn.io! To get started, you only need a few…
