This repository enables you to quickly setup a Case Management demo environment with Docker.
The Case Management demo environment consists of a set of Docker images. Make sure you have a running Docker instance available on your system.
Please contact [email protected] for further information and assistence.
If Git is available on the environment, you can clone the repository by running the below command in a terminal.
Alternatively you can download the repository code from GitHub by pressing the green <> Code button in the top of the browser window.
# this step puts the code onto your system
git clone https://github.com/cafienne/getting-started.git
Next, go into the directory where the code is available, and simply start the docker container
# go into the directory that holds the code
cd ./getting-started
# tell Docker to spin up the environment - this may take a while the first time you do it
docker-compose upEarlier versions of this setup used an in-memory database. We have modified this to work with a setup using PostgreSQL.
This way, when Docker environment is stopped, and then started again, the case instances created earlier are still available.
To start with a fresh environment, you'd have to stop the containers and remove the appropriate volumes.
After starting up the Case Management demo environment, the following URLs allow you to access the various parts of the environment:
- Case User Interface: http://localhost:3317
- Case Management IDE environment for desiging and modifying case definitions: http://localhost:2081
- Case Engine REST APIs (exposed through Swagger): http://localhost:2027
- MailCatcher web UI: http://localhost:1080
The Case Designer can be accessed via http://localhost:2081. In this environment, you can create new CMMN models and deploy them to the engine.
When you already have existing models built by the Case Designer, you can simply deploy them to this
environment by copying the build CMMN model XML file to the deployments/definitions folder in this repository.
The Case Management demo environment picks up any valid model that is stored in this folder.
The demo environment assumes you have some basic knowledge of Docker to maintain the installation.
If you need help or encounter issues, you can search the existing repository issues or directly create a new issue.