A Process Application for Camunda BPM for modelling a customers request for an insurance.
This project has been generated by the Maven archetype camunda-archetype-servlet-war-7.11.1.
The customer and the VG AG (insurance company) communicate with each other using messages containing necessary information. Depending on the customers BMI, Age and disease history, the VG AG decides if the customer is insurable and if the customer has to pay an additional risk fee. An insurance police is created and send to the customer. The police activates unless the customer cancels it within a certain time period.
You start in the customer process "create request for insurance" where you enter the customer details in a form. This form is being send to the VG AG which processes the data further. 3 possible end states can be reached:
- The user is ineligible for the insurance. No police got created.
- The user is eligible for an insurance. A police got created, but the user cancelled it.
- The user is eligible for an insurance. A police got created, and the user did not cancel it. The police is active.
Make sure you have the following set of tools installed:
- Java JDK 1.8+,
- Apache Maven (optional, if not installed you can use embedded Maven inside Eclipse.)
- A modern web browser (recent Firefox, Chrome or Microsoft Edge will work fine)
- Eclipse integrated development environment (IDE)
Follow the installation guide from the official Camunda Docs to download the Camunda BPM Platform and the Camunda BPM Modeller. We recommend using Tomcat for an easy start.
- This project contains .project and .classpath files that contain all necessary 3rd party imports. It should be possible to import the project this way. If for any reason the imports are broken, read here how to create a new maven project.
- To replicate the user base our project contains, start the Camunda Server and navigate to
the Admin Panel > Users and create 3 new Users Abteilungsleiter, Kunde, Underwriter. The Users are not part of any groups.
Your user list should look like this:
You can build and deploy the process application to an application server.
- Build the application using:
mvn clean package- Copy the *.war file from the
targetdirectory to the deployment directory of your application servertomcat/webapps. - Start the Camunda Modeler and open the BPMN Process. Deploy the diagram to the Camunda server by clicking on deploy and again deploy on the opening menu. 4.Head over to the Camunda Tasklist and start a new process of "Versicherungsantrag". Now, click on "All Tasks" on the left and select the newly generated process. To edit the forms and complete the tasks, either login as the assignee or claim ownership by first unclaiming the current assignee and then claim the task for yourself.
Once you deployed the application you can run it using Camunda Tasklist and inspect it using Camunda Cockpit.
For a faster 1-click (re-)deployment see the alternatives below.
- First copy the file
build.properties.exampletobuild.properties - Edit the
build.propertiesfile and put the path to your Tomcat intodeploy.tomcat.dir. - Build and deploy the process application using:
mvn clean package antrun:run- Create a user in Tomcat with the role
manager-script. - Add the user's credentials to the
tomcat7-maven-pluginconfiguration in the pom.xml file. - Build and deploy the process application using:
mvn clean tomcat7:deployAlternatively, you can also copy the build.properties file to ${user.home}/.camunda/build.properties
to have a central configuration that works with all projects generated by the
Camunda Maven Archetypes e.g. the examples provided by the Camunda Consulting Team.
Built and tested against Camunda BPM version 7.11.0.