Camunda-BPM-Loan-Assessment-Process-Lab-v1.0

Camunda BPM Platform 2014
Camunda’s core is a native BPMN 2.0 process engine that runs inside the Java Virtual Machine.
It integrates with Java EE 6 and is a perfect match for the Spring Framework. On top of the
process engine, one can also choose from a stack of tools for human workflow management,
operations and monitoring.
The tutorial uses Camunda version V7.1.0-Final.
1.1 Process Engine and Infrastructure
Process Engine: The process engine is a java library responsible for executing BPMN
2.0 processes and workflows. It has a lightweight POJO core and uses a relational
database for persistence. ORM mapping is provided by the mybatis mapping
framework.
Spring Framework Integration
CDI/Java EE Integration
Runtime Container Integration (Integration with application server infrastructure)
1.2 Web Applications
REST API: The REST API allows using the process engine from a remote application
or a Java Script application.
Camunda Tasklist: A web application for human workflow management and user tasks.
The task list allows process participants to inspect their workflow tasks and navigate to
task forms in order to work on the tasks and provide data input.
Camunda Cockpit: A web application for process monitoring and operations. Camunda
Cockpit allows searching for process instanced, inspecting their state and repairing
broken instances.
Camunda Cycle: A web application for synchronizing BPMN 2.0 process models
between different modelling tools and modellers
1.3 Additional Tools
Camunda Modeller: Eclipse plug-in for process modelling.
Camunda-bpmn.js: JavaScript framework for parsing, rendering and executing BPMN
2.0 from XML source.
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