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This chapter describes the screens related with the creation and management of process definitions and process instances.
Once you have modelled and configured all the techncial details to run a process definition your process definition will appear in the Process Definitions List. Once you have the process in the Process Definition List, you can start new instances of it. The following sections describes the features provided by each of these screens. You can find these screens under the Process Management Menu, in the jBPM Console NG or in Kie Workbench.
You can find the source code for this module here: https://github.com/droolsjbpm/jbpm-console-ng/tree/master/jbpm-console-ng-process-runtime
The process definition section is composed by two main screens: the Process Definition Lists and the Process Definition Details.
The process definition list shows all the available process definitions that were deployed into the platform. Look at the Deployments section for more information about how to check all the deployment units available.
You can click in the list rows to access to the details of the process definition.
The process definition details shows all the available information about the process definition. You can consider this screen as a brief about the process model. You can quickly see if there is a Sub Process associated with it, or how many users and groups are participating in the selected definition.
Notice that you can View the Process Model (Read Only mode) using the Options Menu in the top bar. You can also look at all the process instances for the selected process definition goint to Options -> View Process Instances.
You can create new Process Instances from the Process Definition List or from the Process Definition Detail view.
When you want to create a Process Instance usually a Form will be presented to introduce the information required by the process to be started. Once you complete the form and click into the Start Process button, the instance will be created and the details of the Process Instance will be displayed on top of the Process Definition Details.