Processes modeled in Bonita Studio are not only executable – the graphic representation or process diagram is also useful when stakeholders in the process need to participate in process design.
Business Process Modeling (BPMN) uses links to allow the process designer to graphically cut up a long and/or complex process sequence and link up parts that are not next to each other on the whiteboard.
This video shows an example process diagram using links.
When a process has multiple paths, the process designer has to specify when and how various alternate paths are taken. One way to do this in Bonita Open Solution is through the use of multiple Submit buttons.
This tutorial video shows one way to do this.
Dear community,
As Bonita Open Solution users, you have certainly already developed many processes with Bonita Open Solution. How good are you at developing processes? Just ok? Pretty good? Very good? A master? A superstar?
To foster the exchange of processes among YOU, the Bonita community, and to let you individually show-off your best-in-class processes, we are launching The Process Challenge! Read the rest of this entry »
Bonita Open Solution includes a Form Builder that allows the process developer to easily (and graphically) design the contents of forms for end users. In this tutorial, we’ll look at the basic functionality of the Form Builder by creating some form content.
Jul 21
Bonita Open Solution has many features that are — while not exactly hidden — perhaps not immediately evident. So we’ll feature some tutorials to highlight a few of these. This one will show where to find the different default Web application templates provided in BOS and how to apply them. We’ll also look at how to change a confirmation message presented to an end user.
In this post I’m going to share our experience migrating our RCP product Bonita Open Solution from an Eclipse 3.5.1 to 3.6.0 based platform. There were some issues but we were successful. I will also offer some tips so you can avoid some mistakes and save migration time. Read the rest of this entry »
