JBPM6 Tutorial-10 minutes to play JBPM Workbench

1. In the browser, enter http://localhost:8080/jbpm-console, type the user name and password (KRISV/KRISV) to log in.

2. JBPM official video teaches you to do the following:

How to build and deploy processes

How to start a process instance

How to find the current state of a running process instance

How to find your task

How to complete a task

How to survive reports to monitor process execution

http://people.redhat.com/kverlaen/jbpm6F-installer-console.swf

3. The workbench supports the entire lifecycle of business processes: authoring, deployment, process management, task and monitoring dashboards.

★ Project Authoring allows users to view existing repositories, each containing business processes (business rules, data models, forms, etc.). By default, the Workbench downloads two sample background repositories, from which you can view examples.

The official website case in the video is the evaluation item from the JBPM backend repository.

★ The Project Explorer has many different views:

→ Evaluation: Describe the business process of the evaluation process as a process in the task.

→ Assessment Task Form: Starts the process form for the evaluation process.

→ Performance assessment Task form: A task form that performs an evaluation task.

To ensure that the process is executable, you first need to build and deploy successfully. Next, open the Project editor, and then click Build and Deploy.

★ To manage process definitions and process instances, click on the "Process management" menu at the top and there are two sub-menus below:

→ Process definition: Lists all the available process definitions.

→ Process instance: Lists the process instances for all activities.

The procedure definition panel allows the user to click the Start button to start a process instance. The process form will show the form information that must be filled out in the initiation process. In the example above, we just need to fill in the user and reason, then complete the form. Some details about the process instance are displayed in the panel after the process is started. We mainly see process models and process variables.

The process instance that has just started requires user self-evaluation until the user completes the entire task.

★ The Tasks menu shows the tasks assigned to me. The Personal task List displays a "Performance assessment" task for you. After you start the task, you can complete the task and open the task to see what the task is about. You can fill in the necessary information to submit the form and close the window. Once you have completed the task, you can check the process instance again, and you should see that the process is now waiting for HR and project management to process. You can use the "John/john" and "mary/mary" landing forms to complete the task.

★ After processing several processes, we can see the report from the "Dashboard", select "Process and Task Dashboard", there are a series of predefined icons to let users know what is happening in the system.

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JBPM6 Tutorial-10 minutes to play JBPM Workbench