• Table of contents
    1Introduction
    2Get Started
    3A Word about Conventions
    4User Guide
    5Configuration Guide
    6Deployment Guide
    7Testing Guide
    8Further Resources
  • Quick Reference
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The camunda Grails plugin integrates the camunda BPM platform with the Grails web application framework.

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camunda Grails plugin - Reference Documentation

Authors: Martin Schimak

Version: 0.5.0

Table of Contents

1Introduction
2Get Started
2.1Install the plugin
2.2Create a process definition
2.3Execute the integration test
2.4Wanna see camunda BPM in action?
3A Word about Conventions
4User Guide
4.1Create a process definition
4.2Inject camunda API Services
4.3Develop a camunda BPM tasklist application
4.4Redirect camunda BPM tasklist to your own grails application
5Configuration Guide
5.1Set the deployment scenario
5.2Configure an 'embedded' process engine
5.2.1Configure your process engine
5.2.2Use primitive types, beans or any other object
5.2.3Use an alternative database
5.3Configure a 'shared' process engine
5.3.1Provide a custom processes.xml file
5.3.2Provide a custom process application class
5.3.3Configure and finetune dependencies provided by a camunda BPM container
5.4Consider 'java.util.logging' settings
5.5Use an alternative version of camunda
5.6Provide alternative bean names
5.7Override plugin configuration with custom beans
5.8Configure auto reloading of bpmn process definitions
6Deployment Guide
6.1Consider your deployment scenario
6.2Scenario 'shared' process engine
6.3Scenario 'embedded' process engine
7Testing Guide
7.1Drive the process instances
7.2Mock the service calls
7.3Auto reload and redeploy your bpmn process definitions
8Further Resources
8.1camunda Grails plugin
8.2camunda BPM
8.3camunda Modeler
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Beans

authorizationService
caseService
filterService
formService
historyService
identityService
managementService
processEngine
repositoryService
runtimeService
taskService

Command Line

create-process
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