This is a process application to show the serialization of a process variable built from a complex java object.
See the ComplexDataObject for the attributes of the process variable.
In the example process, the object is stored in a variable on the first service task by calling a expression on a named bean:
<bpmn2:serviceTask id="ServiceTask_1" camunda:expression="${complexObjectCreator.create()}" camunda:resultVariable="complexValue" name="Create Complex Object">
</bpmn2:serviceTask>
This object creation can be mocked in a JUnit test as you can find here
This project has been generated by the Maven archetype camunda-archetype-ejb-war-7.2.1.
There is no web interface to access the application.
To get started refer to the InMemoryH2Test.
There is also an ArquillianTest, which by default connects to a
Camunda BPM platform running locally on a JBoss AS 7.
You can download a Camunda BPM distribution for JBoss from the
Camunda BPM download page.
You can also use ant to build and deploy the example to an application server.
For that to work you need to copy the file build.properties.example to build.properties
and configure the path to your application server inside it.
Alternatively, you can also copy it to ${user.home}/.camunda/build.properties
to have a central configuration that works with all projects generated by the
Camunda BPM Maven Archetypes.
Once you deployed the application you can run it using Camunda Tasklist and inspect it using Camunda Cockpit.
Built and tested against Camunda BPM version 7.2.0.