Open Source Business Automation | Activiti Activiti is the leading lightweight, java-centric open-source BPMN engine supporting real-world process automation needs Activiti Cloud is now the new generation of business automation platform offering a set of cloud native building blocks designed to run on distributed infrastructures
Documentation | Activiti Activiti is battle-tested Business Process Management (BPM) Organizations across the world depend on the open source platform
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Quick Start Guide | Activiti This Quick Start shows the simplicity of embedding Business Process Management (BPM) into your application using Activiti You will build a command-line application that embeds standards-based Business Process Modeling Notation (BPMN) logic into your application Activiti has advanced process design tools for embedding more sophisticated BPM logic into your application These tools include an
Activiti User Guide Activiti development can be done with the IDE of your choice If you would like to use the Activiti Designer then you need Eclipse Kepler or Luna Download the eclipse distribution of your choice from the Eclipse download page Unzip the downloaded file and then you should be able to start it with the eclipse file in the directory eclipse Further in this user guide, there is a section on
Activiti User Guide 2 3 Activiti database setup As said in the one minute demo setup, the Activiti Explorer runs an in-memory H2 database by default To run the Activiti Explorer with a standalone H2 or another database the db properties in the WEB-INF classes of the Activiti Explorer web application should be changed
Activiti Migraton Guide : Activiti v5 to Activiti v6 This guide describes the various things that are needed when migrating from Activiti v 5 x to Activiti version 6 This is a preliminary version of the migration guide, which will be updated while alpha beta releases of Activiti v6 are being pushed out As it goes with such releases, many things can still change on the road to a stable version At that point, the migration guide will be
TaskService (Activiti - Engine 5. 22. 0 API) Saves the given task to the persistent data store If the task is already present in the persistent store, it is updated After a new task has been saved, the task instance passed into this method is updated with the id of the newly created task