Hi, I have seen this youtube link of alfresco activiti Alfresco Activiti simple demo (no audio) - YouTube . Does alfresco community version has activiti explorer where we can design model and workflows and deploy them by front end itself . Currently am following the below Following files created for each workflow * xxxx-activiti-Model.xml --> workflow model. For defining properties of workflow (fields to save data, form keys). * xxxx.bpmn --> workflow file. * xxxx-content-model.xml --> for defining document properties for the document attached in bpm package, values will assign by completion of task execution. * xxxx-model-context.xml --> for defining the beans. Mapping the content model file. Defining the delegates (java class used for service tasks) used in workflow Following files updated whenever a new workflow is created * example-model-context.xml --> the workflow bpmn and model files are mapped in this. * share-config-custom.xml --> updated with the workflow start activiti, formkey, node (document properties display) , advanced search and am copying this files to shared location in alfresco server. Please help

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Does alfresco community has aciviti explorer?

prasobhraj

Hi,

I have seen this youtube link of alfresco activiti Alfresco Activiti simple demo (no audio) - YouTube .

Does alfresco community version has activiti explorer where we can design model and workflows and deploy them by front end itself . Currently am following the below

Following files created for each workflow

xxxx-activiti-Model.xml --> workflow model. For defining properties of workflow (fields to save data, form keys).
xxxx.bpmn --> workflow file.
xxxx-content-model.xml --> for defining document properties for the document attached in bpm package, values will assign by completion of task execution.
xxxx-model-context.xml --> for defining the beans. Mapping the content model file. Defining the delegates (java class used for service tasks) used in workflow

Following files updated whenever a new workflow is created

example-model-context.xml --> the workflow bpmn and model files are mapped in this.
share-config-custom.xml --> updated with the workflow start activiti, formkey, node (document properties display) , advanced search

and am copying this files to shared location in alfresco server.

Please help

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gdharley

HI,

The easiest way to get started is to:

1. Download Activiti Community Edition fro here: Download Now | Activiti.org
2. Extract the zip file into the location of choice.

3. Create a tomcat servlet engine (lots of instructions online of how to do this).

4. Place the activiti-explorer.war in the webapps directory of your tomcat installation.

5. Restart tomcat.

6. You will now have a fully functioning Activiti instance at http://localhost:8080/activiti-explorer

7. login using the default credentials kermit/kermit

This should let you look around and get to know the environment.

Keep in mind, this instance will be running with an in memory h2 database, so all your changes will be lost on restart of the tomcat server. The Activiti users guide can guide you through how to change the backing database.

Hope this helps,

Greg

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sunilkumartk

YES !

Please try out yourself

prasobhraj

Hi Sunil,

Can you please help me to do that .?

jearles

Do you currently have an instance of Activiti-Explorer running? If not, please start there - then I can answer any other questions you have.

-JEarles

gdharley

HI,

The easiest way to get started is to:

1. Download Activiti Community Edition fro here: Download Now | Activiti.org
2. Extract the zip file into the location of choice.

3. Create a tomcat servlet engine (lots of instructions online of how to do this).

4. Place the activiti-explorer.war in the webapps directory of your tomcat installation.

5. Restart tomcat.

6. You will now have a fully functioning Activiti instance at http://localhost:8080/activiti-explorer

7. login using the default credentials kermit/kermit

This should let you look around and get to know the environment.

Hope this helps,

Greg

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prasobhraj

Hi Jo,

I am already have the working activiti explorer and was used for some workflows. my wish was to use the same with alfresco. but community edition doesn't have the acitviti explorer. i tried to make it by changing the db properties of activiti to alfresco db and i tried with latest version of activiti , upgraded the db as a testing . it got upgraded, task also showing in activiti explorer, but with some error. this might not be the right way. i just did as a test