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- use Camunda REST API, GET /process-defintion/{id}/xml
- Get the state of a process instance from the activity-instances
- Use Camunda REST API, get/process-instance/{id}/activity-instances
- Render the BPMN XML with bpmn.io and places markers on top of it, and provide Service instance detail views.
- Design
- This widget will be on the secondary/pop-up browser page.
- The Service List page will be the primiary page, so the user can open multiple Service Instance Rendering and Detail pages.
- The number of pages can be limited to the default 10, but it can be configured.
- The search criteria fields are for display only, and they cannot be changed.
- The Detail panel is scrollable and display contents with the tag: value formt.
- Query a process instance with the matched 'serviceInstanceId' process variable.
- get a process instande id: query bases on the process variable,
- GET /history/variable-instance/{variableValue}, where {variableValue} = 'serviceIntanceId' ;
- query BPML XML based on a process instance id
- GET /process-definition/{id}/xml
- query the process instance detail such as process variables
- GET /process-instance/{id}/variables
- Display the process variables on the Service Instance Detail panel
- query and activity instance (tree) for the process instance id
- GET /process-instance/{id}/activity-instances
- The response provides child activity instance info. By using this we can find the parent and child process instnce id and definition id.
- If the current process instance id has its parent, enable the Drill-Up button.
- When a user clicks on a task, display the task varables
- GET /task/{id}variables
- When the task activity type is call activity, it enables the Drill-Down button.
- get a process instande id: query bases on the process variable,
- Render the process instance diagram with the retrieved XML.
use bpmn.io javascript library for the XML rendering and event attachements attachments for process instance tasks.
- This widget will be on the secondary/pop-up browser page.
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