Manage alert with escalation
1 - Start report event
2 - On report error send email to group 1
3 - Group 1 need to response in X time
4 - If group 1 not response in the X time, send email to group 2
This is a short process to demonstrate how to select the next task in Bonita BPM, depending of choices in a form.
The initiator form (on the pool) has a simple select field, where you choose the next step you want to go. Then, the transitions after the OR gate test the choice, so the next step is the selected task.
In the 3 steps, the forms shows the value selected, that confirm what you did.
Some community posters requests this features defined in BPMN2. Even though the BOS hasnot directly supported it, it is still possible to archive this function by BOS. Here is the example.
Note: please import both processes into your BOS Studio. Run MyProcess5 first.
This page contains an example of how to create and run a process using the Bonita BPM Engine in a Maven project. It assumes that you are a Java programmer familiar with using Maven. It shows how to initialize the Bonita platform using a Java program and the Bonita BPM Engine API, and then create and execute processes using the same API.
This is the a second version from the first one cause its seems to be a little out of the date:
Here's a simple demo on how to convert a arbitrary text/variable process to PDF format.
Anyone who is new to BOS may find some help through this demo.
The connector its embedded in a process to demonstration / avoid missed dependencies problems.
Note: besides creating the pdf it sends it as an email attachment
This is a basic Android application that leverage the HTTP port of Bonita API (bonita-server-rest) to display a TODO-list in a basic Android view.
It is just a draft, a proof-of-concept presented during a presentation at LyonJUG.
I share this application (as an Eclipse Android project) in order to give a first start to the community member who would like to work on Bonita and Android. It is far from being good, a lot of things can be improved. As I said, it is just a POC and it is up to you to improve it ;)
This example send an email to all participants of the task "Perform example task"
The connector configuration gets the emails from the Bonita User Experience. Please adapt this configuration if the emails are stored in another place.
To test this sample, you have to:
1) configure the smtp server (open the connector configuration)
2) set the sender email
3) provide some emails (admin and john) in the Bonita User Experience
Taobao is the largest online mall in China , same as eBay. The trades there are based on integrity and it devoted itself to become the safest and most convenient e-trade platform. The main part it runs goes in mobile phones,software,digital equipment,made-ups,clothes,furniture,books,food and so on . The things there are with lower price and better quality. People can sell things they don't need
This example presents a way to design a process which executes two operations (activities) in parallel, the second operation depending on the first one.
When using an "https" URL, CXF will, by default, use the certs and keystores that are part of the JDK. For many HTTPs applications, that is enough and no configuration is necessary. However, when using custom client certificates or self signed server certificates or similar, you may need to specifically configure in the trust managers and such to establish the SSL connection.
Get properties in a file located on the system or in classpath.
Note :
If you use chose a search mode as "In ClassPath", you must put your property file in a classpath.
This is a process about small test.
Steps:
When login, studentName should be "jack" or "james"
You can have a test only when login succeeded. And notice the test time limitation.
After you finish your test, there will be a score shown. And you can choose to try again.
This showcase demonstrates a little example of two interacting processes in a business collaboration. In this collaboration, there are two partners: A customer and a supplier. The customer creates an order and sends it to the supplier. Then it waits for the supplier’s response. If a response is received rejecting the order, the process is finished. If the order has been accepted, the process waits for a shipment notification.
