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Activiti Core & Activiti Cloud Beta3 are out!

Hi everyone, I am happy to announce that Activiti Core & Activiti Cloud Beta3 artifacts had been released. This is our first 2 weeks release sprint where we focused on closing some important issues. You can find the full list here: https://github.com...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #71

Last week we worked quite hard to close some critical issues to be able to release Beta3, which is now work in progress. You can find the issues that we manage to close here: https://github.com/Activiti/Activiti/milestone/15?closed=1. Most of the wor...

Activiti Cloud: CI/CD approach for Java Libraries and Beyond

This blog post describes our approach to CI/CD for our core Java Libraries. This includes the Process Engine, new APIs, and new Spring Boot Starters for the Runtime and Modeling Services of our Cloud Native Building Blocks.We strongly believe that th...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #70

Last week was all about planning for the next iteration plus trying to solve some critical issues that we found while doing Beta2 release. Beta3 will come quite fast, we hope accelerate the release cycle for the Beta phase to make sure that we fix we...

Activiti 6 is here!

Activiti 6 is here and it brings a number of significant updates to its core functionality. The main highlights areluggable PersistencePreviously, the persistence logic was spread across different parts of the code. This made it hard to maintain and ...

The Road to Activiti Core & Activiti Cloud Beta2

This is a brief overview of the work we have been doing for the past 68 weeks (from July 2017 to October 2018). It is important to understand that in this timeframe we have architected, designed, implemented, tested and documented the basic building ...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #69

Last week we worked hard on Beta2 release. We manage to upgrade our HELM chartsand test the modeling services to make sure that the basic features included in Beta2 were covered. We are also increasing our Test Coverage for distributed architectures ...

Activiti Core & Activiti Cloud Beta2 released!

I am happy to announce the release of Activiti Core and Activiti Cloud Beta2. This release includes the first iteration of the Activiti Modeller which is based on the amazing Open Source BPMN.io project. The Activiti Modeller is built on top of the A...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #68

Last week we worked hard into creating another stable set for our main BoMs which include Activiti Dependencies: 7.0.49, Activiti Cloud Dependencies: 7.0.71, and Activiti Cloud Modeling Dependencies: 7.0.3. We are testing this artifacts to produce ou...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #67

Last week we spend a lot of time preparing for our Core and Cloud Beta2 release. We improved our acceptance tests to cover more scenarios end to end. This included the modeling services. While aligning dependencies and how we build our repositories f...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #66

Last week we manage to import to, our new CI/CD pipelines in Jenkins X, our Cloud Repositories. Now each repository is being build, checked and released by these pipelines. The resultant artifacts are published to a public Alfresco Nexus Activiti Rel...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #65

Last week we manage to move forward our CI/CD pipelines. We are currently working with fixed versions of our libraries and we can see light at the end of the tunnel. We hope that by the end of this week we will get our core frameworks ready to be rel...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #64

Last week we spend a lot of time configuring our CI/CD pipelines and that work is going to continue this week. We are now building our libraries using Jenkins X, publishing to our public Alfresco Nexus and configuring Docker Hub for our Docker Images...

SpringOne Platform(@s1p) is around the corner!

I’m really excited to be part of the SpringOne Platform | September 24–27, 2018 | Washington, D.C.conference this year. The agenda is just amazing covering topics from: KNative, Project Riff, Istio, Spring Cloud Kubernetes, etc.I am delighted to be p...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #63

Last week we made a huge step forward into our CI/CD approach. We have validated that we can create environments that can connect to our services such as Nexus and DockerHub and we are ready to start importing all the framework projects into the new ...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #62

Last week we made some progress on Cloud Connectors Definitions initial implementation (we are also working in RFC document for this topic) and also we moved forward the TTC acceptance tests projects. There were further refinements on the Spring Clou...

Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #61

Last week we worked hard on updating the Trending Topics Campaign workshop to work with Keycloak and aligned dependencies for Beta1 and latest snapshots. This week we are pushing our CI/CD approach to move away from fixed versions for all the service...

Activiti & Activiti Cloud Roadmap Update 29/08/18

Hi everyone, it has been long since the last Roadmap update, this blog post address the main reasons why we delayed Activiti Core & Activiti Cloud Beta1and how the work is going to come moving forward. It is important to notice that this update repre...

Integrating APS and Keycloak in a Multi-Domain LDAP Environment

Alfresco Process Services (APS) 1.9 provides support for authentication through Keycloak. The integration with Keycloak gives us access to many advanced Identity Provider features, such as SAML 2.0, oAuth, OpenID, Identity Brokering and User Federati...

Using REST call with a Start Signal Event in APS

Start Signal Event with REST exampleUsing Alfresco Process Services powered by Activiti, this example will demonstrate how to throw a signal in the global scope of the tenant for other processes to catch.I am going to show one example of how to use a...

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