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Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #7

Last week, the whole team spent a lot of time making sure that the code and projects are well organized under a whole new set of repositories. You can find all the new repositories under the github.com/Activiti organization. A blog post will follow n...

Activiti & Activiti Cloud

After a week of moving things around, we are reaching a point where we can share the new structure of our projects and repositories. The changes introduced highlight the different nature of each of these projects and how are they going to be used and...

Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #6

Big changes are coming into the Activiti 7 project. Last week (7/8/17 - 13/8/17) we started making some big organizational changes in how we structure our projects and our repositories. We have created 3 new repositories: activiti-examples, activiti-...

Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #1

Hi everyone, welcome to the Activity 7 Dev Logs #1 (3/07/17-9/07/17).Last week we published the initial short term roadmap for Activiti 7 and we started executing according that plan. We got a lot of great feedback and some external community contrib...

Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #2

Hi everyone, welcome to a new edition of the Activiti 7 Dev Logs #2 (10/07/17-16/07/17).We keep crunching code based on our short term roadmap for Activiti 7. We started to see some light at the end of the tunnel, and there will be more blog posts ab...

Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #4

We are closing our 4th week (24/7/17 – 30/7/17) of work on the new Activiti 7.x project and we are moving fast to make sure that we provide a set of robust services that are ready to be integrated into your existing micro services architecture. We ha...

Activiti 7: Last week Dev Logs #5

Last week (31/7/17 - 6/8/17) on the Activiti 7 project we spend a lot of time working on clean ups and infrastructure as well as refining and adding new Activiti Services (Gateway and Registry). We are enabling all our services to work with Docker so...

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Alfresco Process Services 1.6.4 Available Now

On behalf of the team, I am pleased to announce that Alfresco Process Services 1.6.4 has been released and is available now. This release contains some important bug fixes. Here are the notable highlightsecurityPossibility to encrypt sensitive proper...

Move a CS Content in the right folder using the PS

This blog post is part of another blog post that I wrote around the text sentiment analysis topic. This blog will focus on the process side and how to Move a file automatically in a folder using the metadata info. If you want more details about the s...

Alfresco Process Services 1.6.3 Available Now

On behalf of the team, I am pleased to announce that Alfresco Process Services 1.6.3 has been released and is available now. This release contains a few important bug fixes as well as a couple of improvements. Here are the notable highlights:Kerberos...

The Future of Activiti

My name is Doug Johnson. I’m responsible for the BPM strategy at Alfresco working with the Activiti project and separately Alfresco’s commercial offerings. As a 20-year industry veteran with 17-years of BPM-specific experience, I’ve seen a lot of new...

Integrating Alfresco Process Services with Amazon SQS and Apache ActiveMQ

Amazon Simple Queue Service (SQS) and Apache ActiveMQ ™ are two popular messaging systems/platforms out there. Alfresco Process Services powered by Activiti (APS) can be integrated with these systems in a few different ways. Some of the available opt...

Amazon DynamoDB Integration Using Data Models - Process Services

This is a continuation of my previous blog post about data models Business Data Integration made easy with Data Models. In this example I'll be showing the integration of Alfresco Process Services powered by Activiti (APS) with Amazon DynamoDB using ...

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Getting Started with Alfresco Process Services

IntroductionAs you may know, Alfresco has two main products, the Alfresco Content Services and the Alfresco Process Services (powered by Activiti). Both of these products come in a Community version that is free to use, and a paid for Enterprise vers...