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Docker stack jBPMn Workbench

based on drools workbench / business central 7.15.0.Final

Install

  • Windows
    run the run-dev.bat
  • Linux
    run docker-compose build && docker-compose up -d

Please wait for servers to load.

Login URL

local workbench (http://localhost:28080/drools-wb)

Usernames and passwords

USER PASSWORD ROLE
admin admin admin,analyst,kiemgmt
krisv krisv admin,analyst
john john analyst,Accounting,PM
sales-rep sales-rep analyst,sales
katy katy analyst,HR
jack jack analyst,IT

Usage

Please check the tests for usage examples.

de.javali.jbpm.workbench.ProcessTest

Check out repository

The default checkout-URL is ssh://admin@localhost:8001/MySpace followed by the name of your BPM project. If this is "my-test", you have to checkout with this URL:

ssh://admin@localhost:8001/MySpace/my-test
  • your work is automatically pushed to this repo so you should not write to it from outside as long as you know what you are doing

Usecase "existing" (concept)

there is an existing jBPM-project you want to import, edit and export to e.g.CI
use a second remote location in your git repo for the CI-repo

  • pull your repo.master (workbench-master)
  • create branch in you repo, e.g. "changes-from-workbench"
  • push "changes-from-workbench" to ci-repo
  • create pullrequest "changes-from-workbench" to master in CI-repo

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