Where to get it: Download link: https://flowable.org/downloads.html Maven (or other): update your dependencies to version 6.4.0 The source code can be found on Github: https://github.com/flowable/flowable-engine/tree/flowable-6.4.0 Highlights A first version of process instance migration has been added to …
Authors: José Antonio Álvarez, Simon Maier The concept of multitenancy is widely mentioned in modern architectures, especially with the growth of cloud computing. Applications supporting multitenancy allow different organizations (or tenants) to share a …
Recently MongoDB released version 4.0 of its open-source NoSQL document-based database. One of the main new features is the support for multi-document transactions (https://docs.mongodb.com/manual/core/transactions/) with true ACID semantics, which means that it’s now possible to make …
Author: José Antonio Álvarez Note: This post is a continuation of this one, as many readers have asked what happens when asynchronous jobs run out of retries. Handling of failed jobs After a job …
Author: José Antonio Álvarez Introduction Many process and case elements in Flowable have a property named “Asynchronous”. Although this property has a huge impact on the performance, reliability and even in the end-user experience, it …
Author: Martin Grofčík The flowable 6.3.1 release brings a lot of new features. One that can attract the attention of modelers is the experimental process debugger. To make your first steps with the process debugger, you …
Author: Tijs Rademakers Where to get it: Download link: https://flowable.org/downloads.html Maven (or other): update your dependencies to version 6.3.1 The source code can be found on Github: https://github.com/flowable/flowable-engine/tree/flowable-6.3.1 Highlights Introduction of an app engine, so apps …
Author: Filip Hrisafov The road to Spring Boot 2.0 and our overhauled starters began during our hackathon in Valencia. Together with Spring core committers, we have provided auto-configuration support from the very first release of Spring …
Joram Barrez has been one of the driving forces for open source BPM for almost 10 years. So it wasn’t easy when he needed to step away for some time from the Flowable project. But …
You may have already seen that core developers from the Flowable Project have joined forces with edorasware. This doesn’t change our commitment to open source, if anything, it gives us an opportunity to do more. …