In this post, I’m going to show you how to run Microsoft’s RPA product from Flowable. The full and complete way of doing this is by using Microsoft Power Automate Cloud to remotely drive Microsoft …
The 6.7.0 release is a long awaited new version of the Flowable Engines. This release has taken longer than it was initially planned and we will try to meet timelines better for the next release. …
When anyone uses the word “open” in the same sentence as “Flowable”, people usually assume they’re talking about open source. Often, that will be true, but there are other aspects of openness that are also …
Welcome to the fourth and last part of the series on the new Flowable Async Executor. The journey so far has been quite an intensive one: In the first part, the new Async Executor and …
Welcome to the third post of the series on the Flowable Async Executor. After having described the basic concepts in the first part and having looked at the various components with its configuration options in …
Welcome to the second post of the series on the Flowable Async Executor. In the first part of the series , we described the basic concepts: what asynchronous jobs and timers are; and why they’re …
The Flowable Async Executor (also known as the Job Executor) is a crucial component of Flowable. At its core, it is a reusable, standalone component running within the various engines of Flowable that provides a …
Introduction The GraalVM project has been something we’ve kept a close eye on since its very beginning. It was two years ago that we did two Youtube videos on running Flowable “serverless” and building a …
Introduction Flowable has supported running Sequential and Parallel Multi instance executions since its very beginnings, as it is a fundamental concept in BPMN. It has different use cases, such as allowing multiple users to give …
