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3 months ago @fantonangeli @paulovmr I was doing some fixes for the jbpm-quarkus-devui to adapt it to Quarkus 3 and did some changes in the `sonataflow-quarkus-devui too.
- I found a problem in both extensions looking up the data-index url in some examples so I added a fix to load it from the SystemProperties if it's not present in the config.
- I removed the
.htmlQute templates since they are going to be deprecated in Quarkus3.8 LTS. - Added a recorder to handle the static resources, the component we were using will be removed in the newer Quarkus
3.8 LTSrelease.
Since we'll be upgrading soon I thought that it would be also good to make it so both extensions are ready...
BTW I changed the jbpm-quarkus-devui to use a JS component instead of a plain .html to load the webapp, maybe you could take a look and use it too for sonataflow, this way you can send config to the component via BuildTimeData instead of passing them as params in the extension URL, you can also pass arguments using the component metadata to select the right page etc. This would also fix a problem in sonataflow extension when opening the extension in a external page.
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Closes https://github.com/apache/incubator-kie-issues/issues/280
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