This tutorial explains how to use a script connector with Bonita BPM 6. You need to have a working Bonita BPM 6 Studio installed on your desktop. For this example we run it on a Linux distribution (Ubuntu 12.04 LTS) .
Simple example
Create a diagram and select the task where you want to put the connector. In this example we will add a connector on a human task.
Add data
First, we will add 2 transient data to store the script exit code and output.
This tutorial continues the explanation about how to set up Bonita Open Solution on a full Open Source stack, from installation of Bonita Studio through running a process on the production server. Part 1 began with the installation of Bonita Studio, and this post is about installing a basic production server. You will use:
This tutorial is about how to set up Bonita Open Solution on a full Open Source stack, beginning with the installation of Bonita Studio through running a process on the production server. We will use:
There's a new tutorial example available in the online BonitaSoft documentation system for Drools users. This tutorial can be used with both BOS 5.6 and BOS 5.7 versions.
Using Drools Guvnor, create a simple test Guvnor package, model, and rule to check if a person is more than 18 years old, and then execute 4 different Drools connectors:
In this blog post I suggest a very effective way to spot duplicated libs/classes in your java application. I found and used this tip during the integration phase on an application server - which is quite a common use case. This tutorial will be very helpful in the following cases:
Looking for a quick way to learn how to use the Bonita HTTP API?
This blog post will guide you on how to configure your HTTP server using the BOS-Tomcat bundle (BOS-5.10.2-Tomcat-6.0.35) with different types of clients. This kind of installation is intended for deployments in which Bonita Open Solution will be deployed on a dedicated web application server, allowing different applications to reach BOS remotely via standard HTTP.
How do you deal with connector errors during the execution of your BOS processes?
This article will present two different ways to deal with errors in your processes: error events and exceptions. We will provide an example for each, and we will give you their pros and cons so you can choose the one that best fits your needs.
MAT, which stands for Memory Analyzer Tool, is a fast and feature-rich Java heap analyzer that helps you find memory leaks and reduce memory consumption. The project got integrated into the release train with Helios and comes with great features. I will highlight one of them, which is pretty useful in debug/development mode. I'm talking about the ability to acquire Heap Dump directly inside MAT.
