camunda-community-hub/camunda-platform-7-grpc-external-task

gRPC API for Camunda BPM Runtime ExternalTasks

gRPC API for Camunda Platform 7 Runtime External Tasks

This project provides a gRPC API for external tasks based on the Camunda Platform 7 runtime and Spring Boot.

You can use the Spring Boot Starter in your server Spring Boot application to provide the API.

You can use the Client Base in your application (e. g. a Spring Boot application) to consume the gRPC API.

Have a look at the examples for server and client examples.

Contribution

Found a bug? Please report it using Github Issues.

Want to extend, improve or fix a bug? Pull Requests are very welcome.

Want to discuss something? The Camunda Forum might be the best place for it.

License

Apache License, Version 2.0

camunda-platform-7-grpc-external-task's Issues

Rename extension, update assets & documentation

This issue is being opened to ask if you would be open to renaming your extension on GitHub to reference Camunda Platform 7 rather than Camunda BPM after its release on April 12th, 2022. (For example: camunda-platform-7-graphql) This change will also likely impact any screenshots you have in the README that reference Camunda BPM or previous versions of Camunda Platform, and this will likely need to also be updated throughout the repo's documentation as a whole. You can also make use of Shields.io badges to indicate which version of Camunda your extension is compatible with.

While it is not a requirement that you rename your extension to align with Camunda Platform 7, we would greatly appreciate it if you could make these changes, and merge them anytime after April 12th, 2022.

if you have any questions or require any assistance, please do not hesitate to reach out to @camunda-community-hub/devrel! :)

Update `community-hub-release-parent` POM to 1.3.1

For folks using the community-hub-release-parent POM, an update is required because we recently moved from Nexus to Artifactory (learn more here). Please make sure you are using version 1.3.1 to avoid failed deployments.