If SpringBoot produces an error that states that the port is in use, that means you have to navigate back to the application.properties file and change the server port to any open port on your devi...

Setting up our Postgres database Open your Postgres setup, and just step through everything while following the default configurations, but ensure that you note down your password and your host, an...

How does integration work? As previously mentioned, jBPM allows for smooth integration with its accesible and well-secured REST API. It enables us to create our own powerful tools that act as an ex...

Deploying our project Before we deploy our project, we need to generate the forms required for our process. To do this, head into our request-portal process, click on the form button(form icon to t...

A high-level summary on how a process works There are two terms that we’d ought to familiarise ourselves with here. One being process definition, and the other process instance. Currently, we ...

Creating Data Objects Now, we will begin adding our assets. First, let’s clarify what objects we’d need for our request portal. The best way to do this is to visualise our process by creating a sce...

Starting the jBPM Server Once we have installed jBPM and unzipped its contents, we can begin by navigating to the ‘bin’ folder and running ‘standalone.bat’. This will get the jBPM server up and run...

Disclaimer I am by no means a professional on the topics mentioned nor the technologies; rather, this documentation is a blog on my experience as an amateur and hopefully serves as a light in ...