thanks for the presentation how could you handle the cases where you the result from the microservice before the subscription is saved to the database (multi instances for exp) ?
Yes, you can scale this app as you would scale any Camunda Platform application, see docs.camunda.org/manual/7.15/introduction/architecture/#clustering-model. if you have concrete questions ideally ask in the forum: forum.camunda.org/. Thanks!
Hi Bernd, good video but bit old. I have 2 question: 1. Can you directly feed workflow1 to workflow 2 in Camunda, lets say MQ messaging or need to use some middleware like Camel? 2. Does Camunda support SpringBoot2 , Camel integration with Camunda? Thanks
Hi Gaky! Sorry for the old video - the internet seems to be pretty bad at forgetting things ;-) Could you ask specific questions in our forum: forum.camunda.io/. That's a much better platform to discuss that RUclips comments. In short: 1. No, you don't need any additional middleware if you don't want to 2. Yes, we support SpringBoot 2.x. For Camel there is github.com/camunda-community-hub/camunda-platform-7-camel
Can you start multiple containers of "camunda-spring-boot-amqp-microservice-cloud-example-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar" application that are using the same database? It will work with Camunda?
Thank you for this video. I have been using CAMUNDA for last 7 months, for process workflow creation I am using the maven archetype as provided in the doc. Could you please let me know is there any maven archetype available for spring-boot+ process workflow creation.
Hi Hemendra. We do not yet provide an archetype, but we will offer that as soon as Spring Boot will be supported as part of the core product, which will happen with 7.8 end of november.
Hallo, hast du eine Idee wir man dem Rest API call gleich Daten aus späteren Tanks als Rückgabewert zurück geben könnte. Also angenommen der nächste Task braucht nur ms. Als Beispiel wäre eine Transaktions ID aus dem Rest call den der Receive Payment Task macht. Könnte aber auch eine Abfrage an eine DB sein ob noch genug im Lager ist usw.
Hi Sascha. One possibility is to use a semaphore to wait for the workflow instance to complete for a configured amount of time like e.g. shown here: github.com/flowing/flowing-retail/blob/master/payment-rest/src/main/java/io/flowing/retail/payment/port/resthacks/PaymentRestHacksControllerV4.java#L84. Is this what you searched for?
Hi, not sure if i got everything, but that might be caused by my low java skills. Basically what I want to archive is providing an API to get a JSON object posted, then make a rest call to another application, depending on the result make another rest call to another app and then give the final result back as a JSON object to requestor who called my API. And i want to have the logic in the BPM, not in the Java code. Can you point me to some examples?
So you do not want to have any coding? Or just not Java (but C#, JS, ...)? It might be good to move the question to the forum now as it seems to start a lslightly onger thread: forum.camunda.org/
Thank you for focusing on the testing part!
great job, this is exactly what I need.
thanks for the presentation
how could you handle the cases where you the result from the microservice before the subscription is saved to the database (multi instances for exp) ?
Can you elaborate a bit on what you mean? Best in the Camunda forum: forum.camunda.org/. Did not yet fully understand your question.
Good and simple explanation. Thanks
@Bernd Ruecker - How would this work in production system? How does it handle the concurrent "orders" ? Can you scale this app ?
Yes, you can scale this app as you would scale any Camunda Platform application, see docs.camunda.org/manual/7.15/introduction/architecture/#clustering-model. if you have concrete questions ideally ask in the forum: forum.camunda.org/. Thanks!
Hi Bernd, good video but bit old. I have 2 question:
1. Can you directly feed workflow1 to workflow 2 in Camunda, lets say MQ messaging or need to use some middleware like Camel?
2. Does Camunda support SpringBoot2 , Camel integration with Camunda?
Thanks
Hi Gaky! Sorry for the old video - the internet seems to be pretty bad at forgetting things ;-)
Could you ask specific questions in our forum: forum.camunda.io/. That's a much better platform to discuss that RUclips comments. In short:
1. No, you don't need any additional middleware if you don't want to
2. Yes, we support SpringBoot 2.x. For Camel there is github.com/camunda-community-hub/camunda-platform-7-camel
Can you start multiple containers of "camunda-spring-boot-amqp-microservice-cloud-example-0.0.1-SNAPSHOT.jar" application that are using the same database? It will work with Camunda?
Yes, see also docs.camunda.org/manual/latest/introduction/architecture/#clustering-model
Thank you for this video. I have been using CAMUNDA for last 7 months, for process workflow creation I am using the maven archetype as provided in the doc. Could you please let me know is there any maven archetype available for spring-boot+ process workflow creation.
Hi Hemendra. We do not yet provide an archetype, but we will offer that as soon as Spring Boot will be supported as part of the core product, which will happen with 7.8 end of november.
Hallo, hast du eine Idee wir man dem Rest API call gleich Daten aus späteren Tanks als Rückgabewert zurück geben könnte. Also angenommen der nächste Task braucht nur ms. Als Beispiel wäre eine Transaktions ID aus dem Rest call den der Receive Payment Task macht. Könnte aber auch eine Abfrage an eine DB sein ob noch genug im Lager ist usw.
Hi Sascha. One possibility is to use a semaphore to wait for the workflow instance to complete for a configured amount of time like e.g. shown here: github.com/flowing/flowing-retail/blob/master/payment-rest/src/main/java/io/flowing/retail/payment/port/resthacks/PaymentRestHacksControllerV4.java#L84. Is this what you searched for?
Hi, not sure if i got everything, but that might be caused by my low java skills. Basically what I want to archive is providing an API to get a JSON object posted, then make a rest call to another application, depending on the result make another rest call to another app and then give the final result back as a JSON object to requestor who called my API.
And i want to have the logic in the BPM, not in the Java code. Can you point me to some examples?
So you do not want to have any coding? Or just not Java (but C#, JS, ...)? It might be good to move the question to the forum now as it seems to start a lslightly onger thread: forum.camunda.org/
Hi, i did. Have a look at "North and Southbound API for BPM process" topic in the forum.