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May I ask if a new designer will be released later? #3689

Closed sgs98 closed 1 year ago

sgs98 commented 1 year ago

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tijsrademakers commented 1 year ago

Hi, to which new designer are you referring to? You can register for the Flowable cloud design application here https://www.flowable.com/trial/work. Also what do you mean with a release?

sgs98 commented 1 year ago

@tijsrademakers New Model Designer

tijsrademakers commented 1 year ago

Ok, but I just gave a link on how you can use this Design application already. So can you not go ahead with this?

sgs98 commented 1 year ago

Thank you

jlmorard commented 4 months ago

With the new version of flowable, no modeler is provided with the open source package. Instead we have a cloud design application (see above). Is it possible to design models in this cloud application and then to import them in the open source solution? Is compatibility between the two guaranteed? Thanks for a feedback.

filiphr commented 4 months ago

Hey @jlmorard,

Yes it is possible to use the Cloud Design Application to model models for the open source. You can use the Orchestrate palette for that.

Cheers, Filip

jlmorard commented 4 months ago

Thanks Filip, this is very helpful. Three more questions if I may:

  1. Even if possible, do you see any possible compatibility problem when importing models from the cloud design application?
  2. Can I import models from the modeler version 7.x in the 8.x open source version? (Flowable documentation tends to say yes)
  3. Does the API of the open source solution offers the same functionality as the one of the enterprise solution?

Would be great if you can give me a feedback. Enjoy your day!

Cheers, JL

filiphr commented 4 months ago
  1. Even if possible, do you see any possible compatibility problem when importing models from the cloud design application?

There shouldn't be any compatibility problems when using the Orchestrate palette. The idea of that palette is to be used with Open Source. If there is something that isn't working, the it is most likely a bug that we need to look into.

  1. Can I import models from the modeler version 7.x in the 8.x open source version? (Flowable documentation tends to say yes)

Flowable does not have an 8.x version. Can you explain a bit more what you mean with this?

  1. Does the API of the open source solution offers the same functionality as the one of the enterprise solution?

For BPMN, CMMN and DMN the API is the same between the open source and enterprise solution. Our enterprise solution builds on top of the open source solution. We have extra REST and Java APIs under the com.flowable namespace, but everything under the org.flowable namespace is also here in our enterprise solution.

jlmorard commented 4 months ago

Thanks Filip. Concerning question 2, sorry, I used the wrong releases:

filiphr commented 4 months ago

In theory importing models from the 6.8 modeler in the 7.x version should work. However, there might be features in 7.x that you cannot model with 6.8