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 Hi, Recently In flow version I have provided values likes "01.01.01" after that I faced below issue and I am unable to see any tasks. Now, I decided to delete the corrupted process, so that I can view back my tasks Using below API, I got the active processes Now, I have to delete each process using its id like below This will delete the process. Now, I am able to view back my tasks. Since I have deleted the corrupted process

Guide to Camunda Platform 7 Community Edition: Camunda is composed of two main parts: the Process Engine (the Java brain that executes the process) and the Web Applications (the user interfaces for modeling, managing, and working on tasks). Step 1: Install Prerequisites Java Development Kit (JDK): Camunda 7 is built on Java.  Make sure JAVA 21 is installed Integrated Development Environment (IDE): A Java-friendly IDE like IntelliJ IDEA or Eclipse (with Maven/Gradle support) is highly recommended.   Camunda Modeler: This is a separate desktop application used to visually design your BPMN (Business Process Model and Notation) workflows and DMN (Decision Model and Notation) decision tables.   Maven Download: Search for and download the Camunda Modeler desktop application from the official Camunda website. Step 2: Set Up the Project ( Use the Camunda Initializr ) Camunda provides its own version of the Initializr tool, which is pre-configured with the Camunda 7 depe...

 Hi, In this post, we will see how to save and deploy camunda bpmn diagram file in camunda modeler I have created a flow like this..  after start, we have service task to perform some java code and 2 human tasks and end shape In the flow, In History cleanup , provide time to live as 5 We have to save the bpmn file inside the src ->main -> resources of the maven project. Click on this deploy button to deploy the flow to the server, make sure the server is running in localhost 8080 That's it, Now the process is available in cockpit,

  In pom.xml file, add the below dependencies In application.yaml file add content like below code: # ---------------------------------------------------- # 1. Camunda Admin User (Existing part) # ---------------------------------------------------- camunda : bpm : admin-user : id : username password : password # ---------------------------------------------------- # 2. Camunda Database Type (Tells Camunda to use Postgres dialect) # ---------------------------------------------------- database : type : postgres # <-- IMPORTANT! # ---------------------------------------------------- # 3. Spring Boot Datasource Configuration (The Connection Details) # ---------------------------------------------------- spring : datasource : url : jdbc:postgresql://localhost:5432/camunda_db # Change URL/Port/DB Name as needed username : your_db_username # Your DB username password : your_db_password_here # Your DB pas...