About: This executable process diagram is created by following the "Introduction Tutorial for Process Definition / User Guidance Profile: Process Engineer"

and used as as starting point for the "Introduction Tutorial for
Application Design / User Guidance Profile: Application Developer"

(Bonita Open Solution Version 5.6.1)

Changes: This executable process diagram is created by following the "Introduction Tutorial for Process Definition / User Guidance Profile: Process Engineer"

and used as as starting point for the "Introduction Tutorial for
Application Design / User Guidance Profile: Application Developer"

(Bonita Open Solution Version 5.6.1)

About: This simple process diagram is used with the "Introduction Tutorial for
Process Definition / User Guidance Profile: Process Engineer"
(Bonita Open Solution Version 5.6.1)

Changes: This simple process diagram is created by following the "Introduction Tutorial for
Process Design / User Guidance Profile: Business Analyst"

and used as as starting point for the "Introduction Tutorial for
Process Definition / User Guidance Profile: Process Engineer"

(Bonita Open Solution Version 5.6.1)

About: This process shows how to get the available values from a database using a groovy script.

Changes: First release developed with BOS 5.6.2

About: With this set of connectors, you will be able to execute a stored procedure or function, on your favorite database vendor e.g. MySQL.

Dependencies:
The set of connectors just needs the .jar which contains your database driver.

How to use it:
- First of all, configure the database access

- Then name your procedure or function,
- in the table of parameters,
-> if your procedure or function returns a result, enter "RETURN" in the first row of the Type column (case sensitive)

-> if your procedure or function contains parameters, enter the type (IN, OUT, IN_OUT), the SQL type and the value (only for IN and IN_OUT)

Possible values for type: RETURN, IN, OUT, IN_OUT
Possible values for SQL type: INTEGER, VARCHAR, CHAR, BOOLEAN, DATE, DECIMAL, DOUBLE, FLOAT, NCHAR, TIMESTAMP, BIGINT, BIT, LONGNVARCHAR, LONGVARCHAR, NUMERIC, REAL, SMALLINT, SQLXML, TIME, TINYINT

Example 1:
procedure name: add
parameters
type SQL type Value
RETURN INTEGER
IN INTEGER 5
IN INTEGER 6

Example 2:
procedure name: dup
parameters
type SQL type Value
IN INTEGER 5
OUT INTEGER
OUT VARCHAR

Changes: With this set of connectors, you will be able to execute a stored procedure or function, on your favorite database vendor e.g. MySQL.

Dependencies:
The set of connectors just needs the .jar which contains your database driver.

How to use it:
- First of all, configure the database access

- Then name your procedure or function,
- in the table of parameters,
-> if your procedure or function returns a result, enter "RETURN" in the first row of the Type column (case sensitive)

-> if your procedure or function contains parameters, enter the type (IN, OUT, IN_OUT), the SQL type and the value (only for IN and IN_OUT)

Possible values for type: RETURN, IN, OUT, IN_OUT
Possible values for SQL type: INTEGER, VARCHAR, CHAR, BOOLEAN, DATE, DECIMAL, DOUBLE, FLOAT, NCHAR, TIMESTAMP, BIGINT, BIT, LONGNVARCHAR, LONGVARCHAR, NUMERIC, REAL, SMALLINT, SQLXML, TIME, TINYINT

Example 1:
procedure name: add
parameters
type SQL type Value
RETURN INTEGER
IN INTEGER 5
IN INTEGER 6

Example 2:
procedure name: dup
parameters
type SQL type Value
IN INTEGER 5
OUT INTEGER
OUT VARCHAR

About: This connector allows to invoke EJB services (v3.0) from Bonita processes. It is simple to configure, you just have to indicate JNDI name of EJB and the method name to invoke.

Constraints:
- At the moment only works for EJB on the same server that Bonita Engine (use localhost for lookups)
- Requires that the process is deployed in JBoss (or another application server), or add the ejb client library (provided by app server) to invoke the EJB.
- Also requires the jar with the EJB client classes (generated with maven or ant or manually) and DTO

Changes: Tested with 5.3, 5.4 y 5.5

About: This is a simple process example that explains how to fill in combobox values from a Map.

By using a Map, values and labels may be diffrent in the generated HTML tag :
< select >
< option value="P1" >Product1< / option >
< option value="P2" >Product2< / option>
< option value="P3" >Product3< / option >
< / select >

Changes: The process BAR file.

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About: This is a basic process example that uses the "PeopleSearch" Google+ connector.
To make the example work, you have to set a valid "apiKey" in the connector's configuration wizard.

Changes: First minimal release of the example.

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About: Connectors for Google+.
Based on the Google+ API : https://developers.google.com/+/api/
The connectors use "google-api-java-client" : http://code.google.com/p/google-api-java-client/
The source code is on github : https://github.com/sebprunier/bonita-googleplus-connectors

Changes: 1.1 release.
The jar file is packaged with its dependencies.

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About: This contribution contains a .bar file. It is an overview of the steps followed by the Bonitasoft documentation team, when creating a new feature. Each step contains a form with a “Todo” list, in the form of checkboxes.
Note that you cannot submit a form and validate a step, unless all the items in the list are checked.
This is a working process but does it not contain any data.
For more information, please visit the new on-line Bonita Documentation System.
http://www.bonitasoft.com/resources/documentation/index.php

Changes: This contribution contains a .bar file. It is an overview of the steps followed by the Bonitasoft documentation team, when creating a new feature.
For more information, please visit the new on-line Bonita Documentation System.
http://www.bonitasoft.com/resources/documentation/index.php

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About: This contribution contains a .bar file. It is a simple process, which overviews the steps followed by the BonitaSoft documentation team, when creating a new video for a feature.
This is a process diagram of the steps involved and does not contain any data created using the business analyst profile user guidance.
To see some of the videos produced, go to: http://www.bonitasoft.com/resources/documentation/video-library

Changes: This contribution contains a .bar file.
It is an overview of the steps followed by the Bonitasoft documentation team, when creating a new feature. Each step contains a form with a “Todo” list, in the form of checkboxes.
Note that you cannot submit a form and validate a step, unless all the items in the list are checked.
To see some of the videos produced, go to: http://www.bonitasoft.com/resources/documentation/video-library

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