Camunda Blog
2 mars 2018
Camunda 7.9.0-alpha2 Released
The second alpha version of Camunda 7.9.0 is here and it’s loaded with new features. The highlights are: Throttle login attempts Long polling for ‘Fetch and Lock’ of External Tasks Additional filtering options for ‘Fetch and Lock’ Support for expressions in External Task topics Jackson version update Support for Tomcat 9
1 mars 2018
Camunda Modeler 1.12.0-alpha-3 Released
We are proud to announce the release of Camunda Modeler version 1.12.0-alpha-3. This alpha release ships with the latest DMN modeling and the possibility to deploy diagrams directly from the Camunda Modeler. It also brings us one step closer to a stable release which you can expect at the end of March.
20 févr. 2018
Creating a 3D renderer for BPMN
BPMN Diagrams are usually displayed as two-dimensional images. A top-down view of the process, that focuses on readability and is practical for day-to-day work. Those of you who were at BPMCon 2017 will probably remember the interactive experience “Be A Token” where you could walk around in a BPMN process in virtual reality. This blog post describes how the 3D rendering of bpmn processes is built with JavaScript using bpmn-js and A-Frame. If you missed BPMCon or did not get the chance to play it in virtual reality, there is an online version of “Be A Token” which can be played in the browser.
9 févr. 2018
Custom Tasklist examples
Camunda’s flexible architecture allows users to combine the workflow engine with custom user interfaces. The Camunda BPM Platform itself comes with a default Tasklist. But what happens if we don’t like the approach or the technology used behind the default Camunda Tasklist? How can we build our own Tasklist that leverages Front-End frameworks and technologies that we have chosen as a user rather than Camunda? Throughout this blogpost I will showcase how different Front-End frameworks can be used together with Camunda BPM to build a custom Tasklist. The Showcase Imagine we want to implement a very simple workflow like the following one: Implementing the automated tasks of this workflow is pretty straightforward using the Camunda workflow engine.Today let’s have a…
2 févr. 2018
Camunda 7.9.0-alpha1 Released
The first alpha version of Camunda 7.9.0 is here and it is loaded with new features. The highlights are: Internationalization of Cockpit Full (Enterprise) Call Activity Drill Down in Cockpit Sortable and Persistent Table Columns in Cockpit and Admin Restriction of Diagram Statistics by Time Period in Cockpit Full (Enterprise) Manual User Operations in Cockpit Full (Enterprise) Transient variables Conditional Start Event Support for WildFly 11 40 Bug Fixes The complete release notes are available in Jira. List of known Issues. You can Download Camunda For Free or Run it with Docker.
31 janv. 2018
Camunda Modeler 1.12.0-alpha-2 Released
We are proud to announce the release of Camunda Modeler version 1.12.0-alpha-2. This alpha release of the Camunda Modeler makes editing DMN decision tables easier and brings us closer to a completely rewritten and feature-complete DMN modeling experience.
26 janv. 2018
Camunda Optimize 2.0.0-alpha2 Released
We are happy to announce the release of Camunda Optimize version 2.0.0-alpha2. This release marks the second alpha release of Camunda Optimize 2.0.0. This version contains a lot of UI improvements as well as two new filter that help you narrow down your view on the process even further to really only see the data you want to see. Also more work on the dashboard was done. You are now able to resize your reports within the dashboard to arrange it to your needs. In addition to that an old acquaintance is back – the branch analysis – providing the possibility to perform a statistical analysis to get even deeper insight in your process behavior.
29 déc. 2017
Camunda Review 2017
Here is a summary of how the Camunda company did in 2017. I hope you’ll enjoy reading it as much as I did writing it. Financials For our revenue growth 2013-2016, we’ve already been awarded by Deloitte as one of the 50 fastest growing tech companies in Germany, and one of the 500 fastest in EMEA. This year, we accelerated even more and grew the Annual Recurring Revenue (ARR) by 89%. We are still fully profitable and self-funded, despite the fact that we grew our staff to a total of 70 employees and opened two offices in the US. Customers We signed up many new customers, among them impressive names such as PricewaterhouseCoopers. Generally speaking, we’re seeing more and more…
By Jakob Freund
18 déc. 2017
Custom Queries
Why Custom Queries? The process engine offers a pretty straightforward and easy to use Java Query API. If you want to build a task list you just write something like this: @Inject private TaskService taskService; public List<Task> getAllTasks() { return taskService.createTaskQuery().taskAssignee("bernd").list(); } Easy as it is, there are basically two catches: You can only build queries that the API supports. You cannot add constraints on your domain objects. Let us give you a simple use case example, which we implemented in the custom-queries example: You have a process variable “customer” holding the customerId You have your own entity “Customer” with all the details So far, a pretty common situation (please note that the object diagram has been simplified to show…
