jBPM

Explore the jBPM project components, including the runtime engine and business central, to design, deploy, manage, and track processes with a dashboard and artifacts.

Explore the architecture of jBPM by examining a process virtual machine and the engine running on the Java Virtual Machine, supported by a cloud hosting platform.

Explore the kie workbench business central interface, including design, deploy, manage, and track sections, admin identity management, rules and groups, artifacts, data sources, and case management capabilities.

Define your jBPM project and artifacts in the authoring environment, add data sources and templates, and design processes with drag-and-drop artifacts.

Use a visual data modeler to build logical and physical data models, capture customer information, and define data objects and complex objects with Java class output.

Explore how to design forms in the form modeler, creating UI with drag-and-drop components, binding inputs and outputs, and generating process forms within jBPM.

Explore jBPM process simulation, mapping a workflow from start to self-evaluation, using a parallel gateway to split and join tasks, and identifying design issues highlighted by the simulator.

Discover how the jBPM task list supports end users and groups to view, filter, and act on tasks with status updates in a shared track.

Explore the jobs section in jBPM, where you can view, create, and monitor skilled jobs, assign actions, and use filters such as business key, type, and description.

Learn to access and review execution errors in jBPM, filter by process type, acknowledge issues, and inspect exception messages and process logs to diagnose and manage execution errors.

Explore process-level dashboards that reveal who contributed to which artifacts and projects, track contribution history, and visualize how the process has been developed over time.

Explore how to use the eclipse ide to model the gbp process engine, install dependencies via update sites, and configure artifacts and repositories to run gbp projects.

Explore the supported environments for jBPM, including wi-fi application servers, ERP and enterprise applications, and databases such as MySQL, Oracle, and IBM. Understand configurations, data sources, and deployment options.

Build a sample jBPM leave-application process from scratch, design with attributes, gateways, and forms, deploy it, and simulate the process from initiation to completion and display.