Open ThorbenLindhauer opened 3 years ago
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Will this also contain support for existing processes.xml files, allowing to create multiple process archives?
We would like to see this feature or a similar way of creating the same configuration.
The automated deployment of resources itself is a crucial feature for us, running an embedded engine with local model resources that are released as part of the software.
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Hi mg7jEVk,
Thank you for this feedback!
We think support for a processes.xml
based deployment mechanism isn't the way for Quarkus for various reasons.
What is your use case to create multiple process archives within a single Quarkus application?
Best, Tassilo
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Hi Tassilo,
I agree that a specific XML file doesn't seem to fit the Quarkus approach. The reason we want to have separate process archives is that changes in one or a set of resources do not lead to redeployment and new versions of the resources in other archives. This prevents an unwieldy number of process definitions, particularly in engines where some processes or decisions change frequently and others do not. We typically group resources in classpath folders that match the archives for organisation.
Best, Tiese
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Hi mg7jEVk,
Thank you for your feedback.
Best, Tassilo
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User Story (Required on creation):
To deploy a model to the engine, I can place a resource file (e.g., a BPMN file) into the resources folder of my application.
Technical Requirements (Required before implementation):
application.properties
filequarkus.camunda.deployments."deployment-1".resources=...
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