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问题 when I add the following bean to my Spring boot with camunda process engine (using camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter): @Bean public EmbeddedServletContainerFactory servletContainerFactory() { return new TomcatEmbeddedServletContainerFactory() { @Override protected TomcatEmbeddedServletContainer getTomcatEmbeddedServletContainer( Tomcat tomcat) { I get the following: Spring-Boot: (v1.4.3.RELEASE) Camunda BPM: (v7.6.0) Camunda BPM Spring Boot Starter: (v2.0.0) 2017-01-25 12:44:31.693 INFO 6816 --

问题 when I add the following bean to my Spring boot with camunda process engine (using camunda-bpm-spring-boot-starter): @Bean public EmbeddedServletContainerFactory servletContainerFactory() { return new TomcatEmbeddedServletContainerFactory() { @Override protected TomcatEmbeddedServletContainer getTomcatEmbeddedServletContainer( Tomcat tomcat) { I get the following: Spring-Boot: (v1.4.3.RELEASE) Camunda BPM: (v7.6.0) Camunda BPM Spring Boot Starter: (v2.0.0) 2017-01-25 12:44:31.693 INFO 6816 --

问题 Is it possible to load BPMN XML from a database in Camunda rather than having the XML in files in with the web app? We want to be able to dynamically add new workflows rather than deploy a new WAR with the definitions the idea is add to the database and notify the webapp there are new definitions. How this makes sense! Thanks, Scott. 回答1: Camunda stores the model/deployment versions in the DB. Bundling the file in the deployment is just one way of (auto) deploying a process model. If auto

问题 Is it possible to load BPMN XML from a database in Camunda rather than having the XML in files in with the web app? We want to be able to dynamically add new workflows rather than deploy a new WAR with the definitions the idea is add to the database and notify the webapp there are new definitions. How this makes sense! Thanks, Scott. 回答1: Camunda stores the model/deployment versions in the DB. Bundling the file in the deployment is just one way of (auto) deploying a process model. If auto

问题 I want to hook events from UserTask as describing in this article: https://docs.camunda.org/manual/latest/user-guide/spring-boot-integration/the-spring-event-bridge/ My listener: @Component @Slf4j public class MyListener { public MyListener() { log.debug("[MyListener] create"); } @EventListener public void onTaskEvent(DelegateTask taskDelegate) { log.debug("[DelegateTask] id" + taskDelegate.getId()); } @EventListener public void onTaskEvent(TaskEvent taskEvent) { log.debug("[TaskEvent] id" +

问题 I have pulled the Camunda latest image and running Camunda in it's own docker container. I have a dmn uploaded to Camunda Cockpit and I am able to make Rest calls to get data from the decision table that I have uploaded to the Camunda Cockpit. However, I do not want to depend on Camunda running independently. I have an existing huge application(a micro-service running in it's own docker container) and I want to embed Camunda into my micro-service (that uses Osgi, Java, Docker, Maven, etc.).

问题 I have pulled the Camunda latest image and running Camunda in it's own docker container. I have a dmn uploaded to Camunda Cockpit and I am able to make Rest calls to get data from the decision table that I have uploaded to the Camunda Cockpit. However, I do not want to depend on Camunda running independently. I have an existing huge application(a micro-service running in it's own docker container) and I want to embed Camunda into my micro-service (that uses Osgi, Java, Docker, Maven, etc.).

问题 I have the following situation: What i want to do is to get a dropdown menu in my Angular application where all opportunities of books are listed. So i can choose between 'Harry Potter', 'Moby Dick' and 'Robinson Crusoe'. When i selected one book and press submit i send a POST /complete via REST. It should look like this, whereby the options should always be the same like in the Camunda Model: My questions here are: how can i get the information which books i can choose via REST? Is that even

问题 I'm working on a Camunda BPM project and my goal is to create a java project (either a .jar or .war) that contains several Delegates to be called from the various processes. What I want ultimately is for the users to be able to create a process using the modeler call the delegates supplied by the uploaded project. In order to achieve this I think I might need to somehow wire the project to the camunda-engine, but I'm not sure how, I tried to upload the project in the modules folder and add a

问题 I'm working on a Camunda BPM project and my goal is to create a java project (either a .jar or .war) that contains several Delegates to be called from the various processes. What I want ultimately is for the users to be able to create a process using the modeler call the delegates supplied by the uploaded project. In order to achieve this I think I might need to somehow wire the project to the camunda-engine, but I'm not sure how, I tried to upload the project in the modules folder and add a