Showing posts with label BPM. Show all posts
Showing posts with label BPM. Show all posts

Jan 26, 2011

Getting started with jBPM 5

I once wrote a blog on setting up jBPM 3 with jBoss ESB which proved useful to lot of folks. Now I am going to present a similar one for the all-new jBPM5. There is indeed a huge difference between the two and I must admit that the new product stack is looking very good, loaded with many must-have options any BPM product should ship with.
I will write about all the technical insights in a separate post. One good news you should know is that the installation has got a lot easier in this version. Let's just get started with jBPM 5, install it, and see it for ourselves.

Prerequisites:

  1. JDK 1.5 or higher (Download Page)
  2. Ant 1.7.1 or higher (Download Page)
  3. PATH variable: properly set for both.

Diving in...

  1. Get the Installer (Download Page) (Link last updated on Jan 7, 2013)
  2. Install jBPM5
  3. Import a sample project
  4. Run the sample project

Watch this video...

    Sep 30, 2009

    Setting up jBPM 3.2.6 with jBoss ESB Server 4.5 GA

    jBPM is an Open-source BPM Tool from jBoss. This blog will help anyone to setup jBPM in a Windows PC with an interactive video tutorial. You can find the tool description in the official site.
    This is the environment i am using.

    Environment:


    jBoss : jBoss.4.2.3-GA
    jBoss ESB : jbossesb-server-4.5-GA (Download)
    jBPM : jBPM-3.2.6-GA (Download)
    jBoss Tools : JBoss Tools 3.0.1.GA (Download)
    java : jdk1.6.0_14(Download)
    Eclipse : 3.4 (jee-ganymede-SR2-win32)(Download)
    Ant : apache-ant-1.7.1 (Download)

    NOTE:

    The above links are dated and hence might not redirect properly :(

    Download:


    In case, if you don't have these files, just click on the download link next to the names to download them. Even if the links are broken, you can google out to easily locate the installer.
    Note:
    jBoss Server 4.2.3 GA will come built-in with jBossESBserver 4.5 GA. So no need to download two files.

    Assumptions:


    • Apache Ant is optional. It will be useful to deploy the in-built samples after we set this up.
    • Java version need not be 1.6 excatly. Even 1.4 or 1.5 is fair enough.
    • This blog sets up jBPM with an ESB Server.
    • This means that in addition to the normal setup, it

    Setting up:


    Watch this interactive Video Tutorial.

    Installing jBPM 3 with jBoss ESB: part 1



    Installing jBPM 3 with jBoss ESB: part 2


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