jBPM for Developers Training Course

Overview

• What is jBPM?
• General Overview
• Core Engine for government processes
• Eclipse Editor for process design
• Web-based Designer for collaborative workflows
• jBPM Console for managing and monitoring processes
• Comprehensive Documentation for government users

Getting Started

• Downloads for government use
• Initial Setup and Configuration
• Community Support for government agencies
• Sources and Resources

Core Engine: API

• The jBPM API for government applications
• Knowledge-based API for enhanced process management

Core Engine: Basics

• Creating a Process for government operations
• Overview of Different Process Constructs for government use
• Process Properties and Configuration
• Event Handling in Government Processes
• Activities and Tasks for Government Workflows
• Gateways for Decision Points in Government Processes
• Integrating a Process into Your Government Application
• Additional Features for Government Use

Core Engine: BPMN 2.0

• Business Process Model and Notation (BPMN) 2.0 Specification for government processes
• Examples of BPMN 2.0 in Government Applications
• Supported Elements and Attributes for Government Processes

Core Engine: Persistence and Transactions

• Runtime State Management for Government Processes
• Process Definitions and Configuration for Government Use
• History Log for Government Process Auditing

Core Engine: Example

• jBPM Examples for Government Applications
• Detailed Examples for Government Processes
• Unit Tests for Government Process Validation

Eclipse BPMN 2.0 Plugin

• Installation for Government Users
• Creating BPMN 2.0 Processes for Government Workflows
• Filtering Elements and Attributes for Government Needs

Designer

• Installation for Government Use
• Source Code Access for Government Developers
• Designer UI Explained for Government Users
• Support for Domain-specific Service Nodes in Government Processes
• Configuring the Designer for Government Workflows
• Generating Process and Task Forms for Government Applications
• Viewing Processes as PDF and PNG for Government Reports
• Viewing Process BPMN2 Source for Government Audits
• Embedding the Designer in Your Government Application
• Migrating Existing jBPM 3.2 Based Processes to BPMN2 for Government Use
• Visual Process Validation for Government Workflows
• Integration with the jBPM Service Repository for Government Services
• Generating Code to Share Process Images, PDFs, and Embedded Editors for Government Collaboration
• Importing Existing BPMN2 Processes into Government Systems
• Viewing Process Information for Government Users
• Requirements for Government Implementation

Console

• Installation for Government Operations
• Running the Process Management Console for Government Use
• Adding New Process and Task Forms for Government Workflows
• REST Interface for Government Integration

Human Tasks

• Incorporating Human Tasks into Government Processes
• Human Task Service for Government Workflows
• Human Task Clients for Government Users

Testing and Debugging

• Unit Testing for Government Applications
• Debugging Techniques for Government Processes

Business Activity Monitoring

• Reporting for Government Performance Metrics
• Direct Intervention in Government Workflows