Hi
We are using Activiti Engine in Servicemix/Fuse OSGi container to deploy and run BPMN Processes in the OSGi container. We are using activiti-osgi, activiti-spring, activiti-engine together (with other dependent bundles) to run the Activiti engine in the OSGi continer. So far things are working well for us. Since we want a quick CLI management interface to the bpmn process deployments, definitions and instances in the Activiti engine , we have added few Karaf commands (shell interface).
If there is enough interest, I would like to contribute this activiti karaf commands code to the community. Let me know if anyone looking for this type of interface to Activiti Engine in OSGi container.
Regards,
-Srinivasan
Karaf console output for Activiti commands
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[ 223] [Active ] [ ] [ ] [ 60] Commons Email (1.2)
[ 224] [Active ] [ ] [ ] [ 60] H2 Database Engine (1.3.155)
[ 226] [Active ] [ ] [ ] [ 60] Apache ServiceMix :: Bundles :: mybatis (3.0.4.1)
[ 227] [Active ] [ ] [ ] [ 60] Activiti - Engine (5.7.0)
[ 228] [Active ] [ ] [ ] [ 60] Activiti - OSGi (5.7.0)
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karaf@root>
karaf commands for activiti engine
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bpm:list bpm:start bpm:signal bpm:kill bpm:undeploy
karaf@root> bpm:list –help
DESCRIPTION
bpm:list
Displays information about BPMN active process instances, process definitions, history of process instances
SYNTAX
bpm:list [options]
OPTIONS
-d, –deployments
Display information about all BPMN deployments
-h, –history
Display information about history of all process instances
–help
Display this help message
-pd, –definitions
Display information about all process definitions
-pi, –active
Display information about all active process instances
karaf@root> bpm:start –help
DESCRIPTION
bpm:start
Starts the BPMN process instance from a deployed process definition
SYNTAX
bpm:start [options] definitionID
ARGUMENTS
definitionID
BPMN Process definition ID to start an instance of it.
OPTIONS
–help
Display this help message
karaf@root> bpm:signal –help
DESCRIPTION
bpm:signal
Signals any active executions in BPMN process instances
SYNTAX
bpm:signal [options] [instanceIDs]
ARGUMENTS
instanceIDs
Instance IDs to signal set of active process instances
OPTIONS
–help
Display this help message
-a, –all
Signal all active process instances
-activities, –activities
Signal all activities in a process instances
karaf@root> bpm:kill –help
DESCRIPTION
bpm:kill
Kills any active BPMN process instances
SYNTAX
bpm:kill [options] [instanceIDs]
ARGUMENTS
instanceIDs
Instance IDs to kill set of active process instances
OPTIONS
–help
Display this help message
-a, –all
Kill all active process instances
karaf@root> bpm:undeploy –help
DESCRIPTION
bpm:undeploy
Undeploys the BPMN Deployments(Process definition, images, bar files etc
SYNTAX
bpm:undeploy [options] [deploymentIDs]
ARGUMENTS
deploymentIDs
Deployment IDs of the BPMN deployments for undeploying
OPTIONS
-a, –all
Undeploys all BPMN deployments
–help
Display this help message
-c, –cascade
Deletes the given deployment and cascade deletion to process instances, history process instances and
jobs.
bpm:list command output
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karaf@root> bpm:list
BPMN Deployments
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ID Name Deployment Time
[1705][mvn:com.cisco.workflow.examples/hello-bpmn-bundle/1.1.0-SNAPSHOT ][Aug 30, 2011 2:00:07 PM]
[1713][mvn:com.cisco.workflow.examples/bpmn-receive-task-example/1.1.0-SNAPSHOT][Aug 30, 2011 2:13:58 PM]
BPMN Process Definitions
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Definition ID Name Ver Resource
[Hello:1:1708 ][hello ][1 ][//233.fwk25337455/diagrams/hello.bpmn20.xml]
[bpmn-receive-task-example:1:1716][bpmn-receive-task-example][1 ][//235.fwk25337455/diagrams/bpmn-receive-task-example.bpmn20.xml]
History of BPMN Process Instances
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Definition ID Inst Start Time End Time
[Hello:1:1708 ][1709][Aug 30, 2011 2:00:09 PM][Aug 30, 2011 2:00:09 PM]
[bpmn-receive-task-example:1:1716][1717][Aug 30, 2011 2:14:00 PM][ ]
Active BPMN Process Instances
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Definition ID Inst Executions
[bpmn-receive-task-example:1:1716][1717][1717,1719,1720,1721]
