This project is used as part of a video tutorial in order to show how you can use various features of Camunda 7 in a spring boot application. Be aware that this is specific to Camunda 7 and concepts described here are not compatible with Camunda Platform 8.
You'll find the tutorial videos by clicking the image below
When creating example projects I like to ensure that the examples I use are as close to real world use cases as possible and so in this example we'll be building a process in which we can help one of my favourite historical figures Gilbert du Motier, Marquis de Lafayette to do what he does best - get involved in revolutions!
This is broken up into 4 parts and in the end we're looking a process that will help Lafayette with a more efficient way to ruin things for the French and British monarchy.
- Java JDK 11 so that you can run the Camunda Platform
- Camunda Modeler for building and deploying BPMN Models
- An integrated development environment for Java like IntelliJ IDEA
- How to setup a spring boot project with Camunda
- Understanding the components of the project
- How to create forms and link them to user tasks
- How to write java classes that can be run by Service Tasks
- How to configure an XOR gateway based on process data
- How to configure non-interrupting timer events
- How to trigger and catch BPMN errors thrown from Java Code
Using User tasks and Camunda Forms.
Using Service Tasks, Java Classes and Gateways.
Using Timers and User Tasks.
Using Java to throw BPMN Error Events.
