How to deploy a java class in Camunda Run

Camunda 7 Topics Discussion & Questions
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Why? This is used for building plugins to the engine not for building deployable projects.

There are lots of ways of building projects with Camunda usually depending on the distro you choose to use. When you choose a distro certain utilities and deployment options are not available. First try to work at building something in line with what the documentation and then maybe explore some other options but you might end up quite frustrated if you choose to use certain tooling that doesn’t belong to the distro and architecture you’re trying to build.

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Thank you @Niall for the continuous support, I’m making decent progress in my development for Camunda, but if it’s okay to ask, I’m currently building my own embedded forms for Tasklist, I just wanted to ask if you have references to a scenario wherein I want a particular field of my form to be only visible based on certain conditions, like if maybe depending on the value of a global variable.

Thanks!

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Hi @edcapulong,

tasklist supports Angular-JS out of the box. You can use all directives from this framework. (eg. ng-show AngularJS)

Have a look for some examples here: camunda-bpm-examples/usertask at master · camunda/camunda-bpm-examples · GitHub

If you want to use another framework, you have to customize the webapps like here: code/snippets/springboot-customized-webapps at master · camunda-consulting/code · GitHub

Hope this helps, Ingo

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Hi Niall,

I am using camunda open source community version on my local.

I created a maven camunda project in eclipse which has .bpmn process (src\main\resources) and external java task (src\main\java\com\ceva\camunda\bpm\usertask) and created a jar file to deploy.

My question is how to run the project. Where i need to place the .jar file? I tried from userlibs folder but external tasks are not getting triggered from BPMN flow after i start the process from Tasklist.
Could you please help me?