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camunda BPM 7.0-alpha7 released

camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha7 is out now! The highlights of this new release are: In Cockpit we worked on the visualization of Process Instances: Incidents of a running process instance will be shown in the corresponding rendered process diagram. The former introduced Activity Instance Tree will be visualized as a tree. Now it is possible to select a BPMN element in the rendered process diagram or to select a activity instance within the activity instance tree. If a single BPMN Element is selected, the corresponding activity instances will also be selected in the tree (and vice versa). Variable instances of the process instance/activity instances will be shown in the view. In Cockpit you can switch between the configured process engines (multi-tenancy)….

By Roman Smirnov

Announcing the Release Date of Camunda BPM 7.0.0 GA

We are proud to announce the major release date of Camunda BPM: 7.0.0 GA* on 31.08.2013 All features will be open source, except for the IBM Websphere AS distribution. From that day on, there will also exist the supported enterprise edition of  Camunda BPM. (*General Availability) Highlights of 7.0.0 New webapplication for process monitoring with BPMN 2.0, based on an open plugin infrastructure Faster process engine with asynchronous history, optimized for high load scenarios New embeddable REST API, based on JAX-RS Java Script library for rendering BPMN 2.0 diagrams Support for: Tomcat, JBoss, Glassfish and IBM Websphere AS Enhanced user management, supporting LDAP and JAAS Also new in 7.0.0 Fully Java EE 6 compliant process engine, support for message correlation, HTML5 Tasklist for human workflow, a new incident infrastructure in the process…

By Robert Gimbel

camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha6 released

Today we announce the release of camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha6. In this release we focused on visualizing process instance state on top of a rendered diagram in cockpit. We added the following features: Process Instance Detail view in cockpit visualizing active activity instances with count Updated process definition view to include failed jobs from sub process instances Greatly improved Javascript BPMN 2.0 Renderer (now feature complete) Added persistent Activity Instance tree in process engine Event Subscription Query is exposed in REST and Java API 41 issues were closed. See the complete release notes in Jira. Process Instance Detail View in Cockpit In cockpit we started work on the process instance detail view. This view will allow you to drill down into…

By Daniel Meyer

Camunda BPM 7.0-alpha5 released

Two weeks after the last alpha release we bring you the freshly baked* alpha5 version of the Camunda BPM platform. The highlights of this crispy new release are: Failed jobs plugin in cockpit, Process Instance table in cockpit, Refined client-side plugin infrastructure, New incident infrastructure in process engine, Additions to the REST API, Complete support for websphere application server 8.5 (enterprise customers only) 50 JIRA issues were closed, see the complete release notes. Note: this release contains database changes. Upgrade scripts can be found in the “sql” folder of the distribution.   (* using Robert Gimbel’s special homemade yeast) Things are happening in the cockpit Over the last two weeks, process engine hacker Roman Smirnov and JavaScript wizard super magician…

By Daniel Meyer

camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha4 released

Release early and release often. Today we bring you the next release of camunda BPM (7.0.0-alpha4). The Highlights are: First cut of new plugin API for camunda cockpit. Added message correlation to REST API. Support for shared process engine in IBM Websphere distribution (enterprise customers only). Read the full release notes in Jira. Message correlation in REST API With the previous release we added a message correlation method to the Java API. With this release we bring the new functionality to the REST API. (Read the docs). The API is pretty straight forward, just execute a POST to the /messageresource. Example: {"messageName" : "aMessage", "businessKey" : "aBusinessKey", "correlationKeys" : { "aVariable" : "aValue" }, "processVariables" : { "aVariable" : "aNewValue", "anotherVariable"…

By Daniel Meyer

camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha3 released

camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha3 is out now! It packs a bunch of new features such as support for Spring Process Applications and correlation via the engine’s Java API. First things first: Get it here! Spring Process Applications Use process engines, container-managed or embedded, from within your Spring application context (on Tomcat, Glassfish). See below an example from our getting started guide: Message correlation BPMN offers two incoming message constructs that are supported by the engine: Message start events and intermediate catching message events. Now you have the possibility to deliver messages in one call. Use the RuntimeService#correlateMessage methods to correlate messages to executions waiting for a specific message or start a new process instance. You do not need to know any…

By Thorben Lindhauer

Camunda BPM 7.0.0-alpha2 released

I am happy to announce the release of Camunda bpm platform 7.0.0-alpha2. This is the first Camunda BPM release that contains a distribution for Glassfish Application Server. You can now download a complete open source BPM platform with fully compliant Java EE 6 integration! Download it now! Highlights: Glassfish 3.x Distribution with Java EE 6 process engine integration New Job Executor Service with JCA 1.6 Integration Job Executor manageability through JMX New space for documentation: https://docs.camunda.org/ with new installation guides. I will dedicate a separate Blogpost to showcasing the Job Executor improvements in the following days. In addition, the release contains a set of small improvements and bug fixes. Read the Complete Release Notes in JIRA. Major QA Infrastructure Improvements Probably not as exciting for most…

By Daniel Meyer

camunda modeler 2.0.12 released

Yesterday we released version 2.0.12 of our modeler with a number of bug fixes as well as layout and usability improvements. One highlight is splitting layouted sequence flows to insert new flow elements between two connected nodes. Other things worth noting include Improved integration of the model wizard Proper support for event subprocess / non-interrupting start event Diagram image generation handles spaces in diagram file names correctly We also fixed some crucial bugs, reworked the layouting of participants and the resize behavior of pools, lanes and subprocesses. For details refer to the issues closed in this release or check our detailed technical changelog. As always, upgrade your modeler installation and tell us what you think!

By Nico Rehwaldt

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