Activiti: Last week Dev Logs #41

[salaboy]

Last week we worked hard into getting the Activiti Cloud Application Service abstraction layer and our Proposal for a new set of Process & Task Runtime APIs into our Incubator Github Repository: https://github.com/activiti/incubator. This week we will push forward to get the Application Service up and running into our Kubernetes cluster and a set of examples for the new Process & Task Runtime APIs. We are still refining the RFC document for the Process & Task Runtime APIs, but feel free to jump in our Gitter channel if you want to have a chat about this.

@MiguelRuizDevpolished Service layer between Repository and Controller, crafting more specific methods. Implemented right verbs for requests along with UUID. Changed the RepositoryRestConfigurerAdapter to expose resource Id.

@igdianovWebSockets Subscriptions and GraphQL notification mechanismo integrated with the gateway.

@daisuke-yoshimotoworking on BPMN Signals and Messages

@constantin-ciobotarufinished default diagram when no graphic info present in model” #1808, “delete task” #1812

@lucianopreaworked on creating Ad-Hoc Tasks to Runtime Bundles.

@mteodorifix IllegalArgumentException with illegal-transitive-dependency-check #1866

@ffazzinitrying out new deployment approaches in different namespaces inside Kubernetes.

@ryandawsonukAdded support for variable types to the variable-related REST endpoints on runtime bundles. Updated documentation on security restrictions. Started work on adding application name into services so as to support fully qualified names.

@balsaroriWorking on correcting task events order #1854

@erdemedeirosworked on the new Process Runtime Java APIs. Added support for variables retrieval at process instance and task level.

@salaboyworked on the Application Service RFC and PoC in the incubator. I’ve also worked with @erdemedeirosinto defining the new Process & Task Runtime APIs.

We keep getting community users messages that wants to try out our new infrastructure and services. We totally recommend to check out our Activiti Cloud Examples Github repository: https://github.com/activiti/activiti-cloud-examples and our Gitbook’s Quickstart & Overview section: https://activiti.gitbooks.io/activiti-7-developers-guide/content/getting-started/quickstart.html

Get in touch if you want to contribute: https://gitter.im/Activiti/Activiti7

We are looking forward to mentor people on the technologies that we are using to submit their first Pull Request