I have created a Camunda 7 Springboot embedded application. I am able to run the application as well.
Where can I get the “bpm-platform-xml” configuration file.
How do I edit the properties of this xml and use it in my application?
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the good thing about spring boot embedded application is that no proprietary bpm-platform.xml is required any more. All settings are done with application.yml or application.properties or the other spring-boot configuration mechanisms (env variables, …).
All settings that are missing in this list Process Engine Configuration | docs.camunda.org can be set as generic properties: Process Engine Configuration | docs.camunda.org
Hope this helps, Ingo
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Thanks for the info @Ingo_Richtsmeier .
As per this Multi-Tenancy link I refered “https://assets.ctfassets.net/vpidbgnakfvf/6qPAgbht0kyc2mIe2mcosC/13d6594affb6241b2714edebc73b421f/Multi-tenancy.pdf”, I see that the job-executor’s job-acquisition thread can be mapped based on each tenant.
Do I need to do similar configurations in application.properties file, such that the job-executor’s job-acquisition thread gets mapped only to a particular tenant.
My intention is that, the process engine job-executor has to only process the jobs from a particular tenant and no other tenants.
the setup you posted uses two shared process engines. This is not available with an embedded process engine setup from Spring-Boot or Camunda Run. Spring Boot Integration | docs.camunda.org
In these cases you start multiple Java application to create more than one process engine. And configure them separately.
Hope this helps, Ingo