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‎06-01-2015 11:18 AM
I have a scenario where I need multiple forms to be automated with their workflow tasks. each form represent independent process/workflow with different users and roles.
How to implement and deploy those forms within the same instance of activiti?
Note that I am still new to activity, and I could only manage to create simple process. However, this process or form need to be sent to my users to actually deal with it as system.
thanks in advance.
How to implement and deploy those forms within the same instance of activiti?
Note that I am still new to activity, and I could only manage to create simple process. However, this process or form need to be sent to my users to actually deal with it as system.
thanks in advance.
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‎06-02-2015 03:54 AM
Hello,
Could you provide a more detailed example of what you want to do ?
Could you provide a more detailed example of what you want to do ?
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‎06-07-2015 01:50 PM
hi Vasile,
I may not yet understand the actual usage of activti, however I will elaborate on this by giving an example:
I am working on a company specifically IT department where I am asked to automate 2 WF processes each is related to different department within my organization.
1- Marketing department: where they need to automate a form for services requests. all users will access the form and request for Marketing service, the request will go through a series of actions and approvals.
2- HR department: new position form. again a form to be accessed by all users and sent for certain approvals.
in both cases, the automation is possible using activiti I believe. However, in my org I installed activiti on one server and trying to develop both forms/processes within the same instance. once I get the forms created, how will the url of both processes be. are they going to be something like .. 'localhost/activiti-explorer/marketing' and 'localhost/activiti-explorer/hr' .. and how to deploy them in order to be accessed by the users.
I hope I could explain what I need.
I may not yet understand the actual usage of activti, however I will elaborate on this by giving an example:
I am working on a company specifically IT department where I am asked to automate 2 WF processes each is related to different department within my organization.
1- Marketing department: where they need to automate a form for services requests. all users will access the form and request for Marketing service, the request will go through a series of actions and approvals.
2- HR department: new position form. again a form to be accessed by all users and sent for certain approvals.
in both cases, the automation is possible using activiti I believe. However, in my org I installed activiti on one server and trying to develop both forms/processes within the same instance. once I get the forms created, how will the url of both processes be. are they going to be something like .. 'localhost/activiti-explorer/marketing' and 'localhost/activiti-explorer/hr' .. and how to deploy them in order to be accessed by the users.
I hope I could explain what I need.
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‎06-12-2015 05:42 AM
> how to deploy them in order to be accessed by the users.
You deploy them on the server, and for example the Activiti Explorer application will render and show the forms and the tasks for the users. The users will need to have an account on the system of course.
You deploy them on the server, and for example the Activiti Explorer application will render and show the forms and the tasks for the users. The users will need to have an account on the system of course.
