Hi, Could you mind make a video and teach me how to throw a specific error code (e.g. 4567) from custom work item and do something after throwing? I just can find how to work on java code but not process designer. Thank you very much!
Hi @Rahulla Sheik, Could you please clarify as to what exactly do you mean by multi tenancy? jBPM is multi tenant by default, in the sense that, multiple process applications can be deployed into it.
@@balakrishnanb4484 Let's say, I have a single instance of jBPM but I want to serve multiple customers. I want to design projects specific to customers. Project(s) created for one customer should not be visible to other customers.
@@ruhult20, From the run time perspective, for such requirements, I would use different kie-server clusters (using different databases) for each customer, so that each customer specific runtime cluster + data would be independent of the other. From design time perspective, Business Central already provides RBAC to control the visibility of the projects and so I would use that.
can we use similar method for kafkasendtask wih?
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Balakrishnan, I really liked the video.I hope it solves my problem .Please keep posting more such videos.
Glad that it helped
Hi,
Can you make a video for - how to use java code in jbpm workflow..
via using java service task - in jbpm latest version
Hi,
Could you mind make a video and teach me how to throw a specific error code (e.g. 4567) from custom work item and do something after throwing? I just can find how to work on java code but not process designer. Thank you very much!
@Balakrishnan B: Can you make a video on multi-tenancy in jBPM
Hi @Rahulla Sheik, Could you please clarify as to what exactly do you mean by multi tenancy? jBPM is multi tenant by default, in the sense that, multiple process applications can be deployed into it.
@@balakrishnanb4484 Let's say, I have a single instance of jBPM but I want to serve multiple customers. I want to design projects specific to customers. Project(s) created for one customer should not be visible to other customers.
@@ruhult20, From the run time perspective, for such requirements, I would use different kie-server clusters (using different databases) for each customer, so that each customer specific runtime cluster + data would be independent of the other. From design time perspective, Business Central already provides RBAC to control the visibility of the projects and so I would use that.