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Why The Application-Centric Design in Joget Workflow v3?

June 14, 2011, 3:25 am
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Our previous blog post, Sneak Preview of Joget Workflow v3, has gotten a lot of attention from Joget Workflow adopters as well as industry watchers in the BPM space. Many people are surprised with the application-centric approach that we are pursuing, but at the same time, the comments and feedbacks we have received have been very encouraging!

Why The Application-Centric Design?

not just automating processes, but building apps

We have learnt a lot in the 19 months since the public release of v1.0. Based on observing numerous implementations of Joget Workflow, we were able to gather a couple of interesting facts:
  1. Process automation is just part of the implementation use case. Most of the time, what a customer actually needs ultimately, is an application.
  2. Process automation is just part of the implementation use case. A customer also needs reports in tabular format and the ability to easily export the records.
As Joget Workflow's design goal heads towards maximal "simplicity", it doesn't make sense for us not to address the actual customer needs commonly observed in most implementations.

Simplicity Redefined

You can still choose to develop processes with Joget Workflow v3 and integrate them into your preferred web frontend such as WordPress, Drupal, Liferay and SharePoint.

Joget Workflow v3 Userview Builder

But, if you prefer to stay with minimal integration points, the new Userview Builder will enable you to create a web frontend that includes the following features:
  1. Link to form
  2. Link to HTML page
  3. Link to URL
  4. Link to tabular report (list), with export feature
  5. Link to process
“Less is more”. Simpler architecture, better manageability.
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The Joget House, Silicon Valley, USA

July 3, 2011, 9:13 am
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We started our base in the US sometime 9 months ago (the time it takes to conceive a child), and have since been telling ourselves that we need a better place where our Jogetians can come over and stay for several weeks without worrying about hotel bills … a place where they can just code, train, convert adopters, and do the cool things we only read about (like in US cool companies like Google) without breaking the bank account.

Now how was that going to be possible?

I guess when we found out about how depressed the housing market is and the fact that there are global banks (like HSBC) willing to finance borrowings outside the US, we became very eager to find out how we can work around those two circumstances to let the Joget House happen. After all, we were affording Mike’s rent and the small cubicle in PnP by a whisker!

We soon realized that Mike’s and PnP’s rent put together amounted to the mortgage payments, and with that resolved, we started thinking of how to come up with the rest of the money (for down payment, etc.). It was then that our Angel Investor stepped up to the challenge and said, “Let's buy a house in the US!”

What else can I say or do? We just wanted to make it happen!

There were very few realtors who bothered to show us around once they found out about our situation, and one of them was Lou Honeycutt (I think that's how you spell her name). She not only took us around every time we were in town, but also checked with the banks, authorities, etc., helping make this project a possibility. I would recommend her service to anyone. She also helped us with the IKEA shopping and put Kuang's coffee table together (until she broke her nail), and she spent countless hours negotiating with the contractor to ensure that we got the best deal.





Anyway, today we are officially moving in to the Joget House in Milpitas, California. It's our SOHO and a start to many great things that we want to accomplish in the US. We are already doing work for the big boys, and we’ve also just released v3 beta of Joget Workflow. Everyone's quite excited. I'll blog more with pictures once we get the sofa and Mike’s work desk up. Don't know how Mike could have missed those huge boxes when the delivery truck came earlier. Anyway, we got them at something like 9:30pm yesterday, and now at least we’re almost all set.

Another visit to Fry's today to get our plasma (Sorry Mike, I can only afford to buy returns that they want to get rid cheap. US$500 for a 55-inch unit; can't beat that, guys!), and a couple of box fans as it's summer and central AC will cost an additional 5 gs. And that's in US dollars, mind you.

Written by Chris Chan
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Joget Workflow Sets a Significant Milestone in China

July 12, 2011, 2:45 am
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I've just came back from Shanghai last night, and over the weekend, our first Accredited Partner in China is officially established via strategic collaboration. Rome was not built in a day though, we have been communicating through email conversations since 3 months ago; but the process turns out to be very fruitful!

Shanghai Valuprosys Technology (上海维略信息科技), the new certified implementation partner, is a team of open source business solutions provider based in one of the most populous cities of China. A lean startup, SVT's team comprises of project managers, functional consultants and technical developers who are experienced in the ERP and logistics domains. They are also geared with more than 5 years of solution implementation experience with IBM, Oracle and Ultimus products.

Pudong night view

Stepping into China with significant traction, is one of our goals of this year, and I'm glad we have done it in half a year! Just the right timing with another 2 quarters to get Joget Workflow implemented for Chinese enterprises. I'm confident that we will be getting some case studies and testimonials from the world's fastest growing major economy, by end of this year.

Commitment is The Answer to Successful Partnership

As part of the partner accreditation programme, we have to make sure that the implementor is geared with competent product knowledge to implement successful projects with Joget Workflow. Prior to my physical visit in Shanghai, SVT has already committed a pool of 9 team members to explore the product capabilities of Joget Workflow, from building a CRM application for a chain of training centers, to digging through the Joget Workflow source codes. This is the kind of commitment that shows the sign for a successful partnership.

“Commitment unlocks the doors of imagination, allows vision, and gives us the "right stuff" to turn our dreams into reality”, James Womack
And the "right stuff" that SVT possesses, is their commitment in the right combination of talent resources, to bring Joget Workflow into the rapidly growing economy that Silicon Valley companies are eyeing at.

What to Expect from Joget Workflow's Presence in China?

SVT's strategic partnership with us doesn't just confine to project implementation, but some great plans that will benefit the Joget Workflow community in China too!
  1. Chinese forums and knowledge base for Joget Workflow
  2. Continuously translate Joget Workflow into Chinese language
  3. Community meetups in major cities
  4. Integrate Openbravo - an open source ERP, with Joget Workflow
Besides, in terms of collaboration network expansion, SVT also aims to establish partnership with like-minded business solution providers in Beijing and Guangzhou. Once this network is materialized, Joget Workflow will have its presence in all the 3 most influential cities in China. I'm waiting for the day!

Sean (left) receiving certificate of Accredited Partner on behalf of Shanghai Valuprosys Technology

Sean (left) received certificate of Accredited Partner on behalf of SVT.
Silk drawing scroll given by Joget Workflow's first partner in China
Thanks to Shanghai Valuprosys Technology for the souvenir - a silk drawing scroll.

Today, Joget Workflow's ISV partners are spanning across the world continents, from various countries in Asia Pacific, to Middle East, Europe, and South America. If you are one of our ISV partners reading this blog post, and you would like to get your company featured in a dedicated mention like this, contact us to keep us updated with your activities ;)
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When Good is Not Enough

July 13, 2011, 4:41 am
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It's hard not to agree that Joget Workflow's look-and-feel is aesthetically pleasing, in addition to shipping great codes to the open source space. To continuously keep up with the "simplicity" design goal, we continuously examine and improve user experience by enhancing the user interfaces.

One of the recent examples, is the improvement in navigating between Form Builder, Datalist Builder and Userview Builder. This recent enhancement is committed in the latest snapshot of v3 Beta code-base, and will be available in the final release of v3.

The Problem

In v3 Beta, if we continuously edit and design the forms, data lists and userviews, chances are, we will most likely end up with a couple of tabs opened in the browser; and it could be many.



This affects the user experience, navigating between the builders and forms eventually resulted in cluttered tabs.

The Solution

Now, 3 nifty quick-navigators are placed into Form Builder, Datalist Builder and Userview Builder. Each navigator is a drop-down list of forms, data lists, and userviews, respectively.

So, instead of leaving your mouse cursor away from the current tab and open another form from the Workflow Management Console, in another new tab, we can now simply select another form from the drop-down list, and switch between builders without cluttering the tabbed browsing experience.



When good is not enough, we aim to be better!

If you can't wait to experience this improvement yourself, you can build Joget Workflow from the latest source codes.
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Joget Developer Campaign Mascot

August 4, 2011, 7:11 pm
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Jack asked to come up with a community badge for a Joget Workflow developer event that we are currently organizing where local and overseas students can participate via Joget community. He wants us to have a campaign mascot the way other similar events have, and one that we can use for all of Joget’s developer programs. The campaign mascot will appear on event registration forms, mechanics literature, etc.



Before setting out to do any work, I did some online reading on campaign mascots such as Olympic 2012 and a very useful article I found, 31 Mascots And How They Help The Brand.

Actually, I had already designed a mascot for Joget much earlier on. It had a smack of Transformers and Robo-Get!



I followed it up with another, this time in 3D and portraying a more aggressive appearance, its head identical to the shape and color of the Joget logo. The figure looks like he is ready to throw in a shot in any battle -- very, very symbolic of our Joget Team’s fighting spirit!



Jack gave a nod to the overall character design but thought that it had too many shapes and color tones. He wanted it simplified and flattened… so I played with it, recreated it to 2D, emphasized the wide eyes a little to retain the menacing look, and replaced the limbs with a palm that attempts to give the android a bit of human touch.

Then I toyed around with different versions …







… and changed a little more here and there.





Finally, Joget’s first mascot was born! The name: Jakku Junior.
Doesn’t he take after our Senior?



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Code for America : Starting The Open311 Center

September 9, 2011, 2:27 am
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September 9, 2011: Code for America is a non-profit organization that recruits civic-conscious tech talents to work with local government and council bodies in developing web-based applications that can be used across America to make cities more receptive and efficient.

Open311 Center is a Code for America initiative that endeavors to provide an open means of communication for common, non-emergency matters in public spaces, such as broken street lamps and uncollected garbage. The project aims to address civic challenges and raise civic participation by creating innovative web-based solutions that are reusable and shareable, and which can work seamlessly with other 311 systems across America.

Open311 Projects at Code for America brought together CfA intern Ashish Mittal and Open Dynamics CEO Michael Yap over the summer as the former developed a lightweight 311 back-end for small cities, using Joget Workflow.

"We have built the application using Joget, a great open-source workflow engine for automating and monitoring processes, along with great assistance from Joget’s CEO, Michael Yap, and the Joget community, " wrote Ashish (Ashish’s CFA Summer: Starting the Open311 Center, http://codeforamerica.org/2011/09/09/ashishs-cfa-summer-starting-the-open311-center/).

The application for handling 311 service requests enables a city’s 311response coordinator to notify the relevant agents/contractors based on data collected by the application from completed forms. The workflow administrator may add data apart from managing them, and the application is configured to allow for different processing options based on the role of the workflow participants.

Ashish is optimistic and confident about the application and asserts, "Eventually, we aim to install the application as a part of Open311 centers established in various cities and enable a direct and a more efficient process of taking in and dealing with 311 service requests. It’s still in early beta, and we’re excited to keep working on it."
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Joget On The Cloud

October 19, 2011, 6:06 am
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It's a rainy evening in Kuala Lumpur. I was driving in the bumper-to-bumper traffic, and that traffic condition gave me some opportunities to catch up with tweets instead. Scott Francis' update caught my attention, he posted an article inspired by Activiti's Tom Baeyens' blog post; basically, it's about BPM on the cloud.

Tom Baeyens in the opening of his post: “The first thing we realized is that on the cloud, a requirement is self-service by professional consumers. This means that end users should be able to manage the apps they use.”

“Immediately it became clear that hosting traditional BPM engine on the cloud is a big technical challenge with a relative low value for professional consumers.”
Spot on!


We have received numerous email requests from Joget Workflow users, asking about the availability of "switch-on-and-it-runs" hosted instances of Joget. And this request is getting more significantly relevant lately, when the v3 Beta is rolled out to the public in June. Why? 'Cos beginning from v3, Joget is no longer just another workflow management system, but it's now a full-fledged Web apps builder, enabling users to create workflow apps on the Web.

So with such a niche (workflow apps builder) that Joget is focusing on, it's natural for the users to expect the availability of a convenient option to run Joget on the cloud. I was at a WordCamp few months back, sharing about Joget-WordPress integration, easily achievable with some plugins and the community has developed. The overall response from the WordCamp participants was great; I could see the sparkling attentions from PHP developers realizing how easy it is now, to assemble workflow apps from drag-and-drop UI, to integrate with WordPress site and its user directory.

But but but ... I also witnessed the moment of epic twist, when a developer asked me about Joget Cloud, and my answer was “not at the moment ... yet”.

Scott Francis pointed out the "blind spot":
“open source BPM projects have been more focused on building the engines than on exactly what the deployment architectures will be”
Joget's niche is focused at simplicity. We started the project by creating a BPM tool that is easy for users to create, deploy and automate business processes. But, the type of niche we are focusing at also requires Joget to not just be a workflow system, but app builder (CRUD forms, tabular listing of records, reports, data import/export, etc). Lately, driven by demand, the product development team is also putting some efforts into the multi-tenancy support of Joget, so that multiple instances of Joget serving different clients can be hosted by a single instance of application server.

Is Joget Cloud-Ready Yet?

YES! In fact, we have  launched a private Beta to test the Joget Cloud. The participation is by-invitation only at the moment. If you are one of our partners, you can contact us for further details, or to even join our private Beta :)

Hopefully, we can announce a production-ready infra of Joget Cloud to the public, soon... Imagine this:
  1. You signed up for Joget Cloud
  2. Download a Joget App (CRM app, HR app, Sales Force Automation app, Call Centre Automation app, School Administration app, etc.) from the Marketplace
  3. Import the Joget App into your instance of Joget Cloud
  4. Run your operations on the cloud, powered by Joget Apps
If you are a VC into the cloud space, you know what to do ;)
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Open Dynamics Bags Two Awards at MSC Malaysia APICTA 2011

October 31, 2011, 12:04 am
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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia – (25 Oct 2011): MSC Malaysia APICTA Awards returned for its 12th annual iteration on 25th October 2011 at the Kuala Lumpur Hilton. The Asia Pacific ICT Awards (APICTA) is an international Awards Programme initiated by the Multimedia Development Corporation (MDeC) to provide a platform for innovators and entrepreneurs in the ICT sectors in the region to benchmark their products and to network. Students, entrepreneurs, SMEs, individuals and organizations compete in 18 categories showcasing their creativity, innovation and ICT excellence in the country.

Joget WF won Apicta Award 2011

Open Dynamics was selected as the Winner of Best of Startup Companies Category and its product, Joget Workflow, bagged the Merit award for Best of Applications and Infrastructure Tools. In spite of an incredibly intense competition among the nominees, Open Dynamics displayed the right industry caliber to be recognized for its achievements and contributions in the two categories.

Open Dynamics is one of the very few open source product companies in Asia Pacific that have successfully proven the open source business model in the software technology sector. Its team of enthusiastic professionals is committed to developing open source products that help organizations increase revenue through business processes that can be automated and managed easily and intuitively. Today, less than 2 years since its incorporation in Malaysia, it has 22 partners spanning across the world continents, from various countries in Asia Pacific to the Middle East, Europe and the Americas.

Joget Workflow is an open source workflow application builder that focuses on simplicity. It is the first among production-ready BPM software and workflow systems to offer application builder functionalities on top of workflow components. Allowing process analysts to implement process automation in an easy manner, it also empowers software developers to integrate with other systems using a dynamic plugin architecture.



“In July this year, we were very thrilled to learn that Joget Workflow had been selected as a platform in the Code for America’s implementation of Open311 Center in San Francisco and accepted to Google Summer of Code 2011 initiative. And now, we are enormously happy and incredibly excited to be awarded two prizes from MSC APICTA. Of course, this is just the beginning. Our vision to make Joget Workflow into a widely adopted platform for developing process-driven web apps has only just begun." said Julian Khoo, VP Product Development.

“The timing of winning these awards is perfect as we will be releasing the highly anticipated Joget Workflow v3 in the coming month.” he added.

Open Dynamics will represent Malaysia to compete in the respective categories at the International APICTA Awards 2011 which will be held from November 8 – 11 at the Dusit Thani Pattaya Hotel, Pattaya, Thailand.
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International Recognition at APICTA Awards 2011

November 12, 2011, 10:53 pm
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Last month, we broke the news that Joget Workflow has bagged 2 awards at MSC Malaysia APICTA, and that has brought us a passport to compete at the international stage - the 11th International APICTA (Asia Pacific ICT Alliance) Awards, held in Pattaya on 11.11.11.

Julian (the technology master brain of Joget) and I were in Pattaya early this month, together with nominees from other Asia Pacific economies, to compete for the "Best of Tools and Infrastructure Application" category. Of all the participating economies, I'm personally very impressed with the team from Pakistan -- a lot of efforts they have put in at the international stage. Kudos to their dedicated mentors, who were there in Pattaya together with the nominees, to really contribute their mentorship (not just merely for the fun of travelling).

The first 5 minutes of my pitch for the "Best of Tools and Infrastructure Application" session didn't went on smoothly - the projector decided not to collaborate with me, by flickering its eye every 10 seconds or so. But, the stopwatch was running, and I had only 20 minutes to convince the panel of judges. Luckily, Julian was there to "negotiate" with the VGA cable.

I was told that the "Best of Tools and Infrastructure Application" category is always a tough fight at APICTA Awards, as the nominees are usually the reputable infra software companies with more than 10 years of strong history and presence in the enterprise architecture market. But, we took this to our advantage instead, by telling the judges that, Open Dynamics is a 2-year young open source product company, with 1,000 adopter sites and 22 partners spanning across the globe.

Loi Krathong Festival at Pattaya Beach

The 11th APICTA Awards 2011, held on 11.11.11; and coincidently, it was also the day that Thais celebrate the Loi Krathong Festival! An auspicious day indeed. The "starry" sky that you see in this photo, were the Sky Lanterns.

There's a secret that no one knows about it yet, before this post is published. I actually pre-composed this tweet in my phone, and pressed the "Send" button immediately when Joget Workflow was announced as one of the winners :p Jack was in Taipei during that time, and anxiously waiting for my update on the awards ceremony night.



Luckily I didn't need to trash this tweet message from Draft haha.

Joget Workflow is the Merit winner of "Best of Tools & Infrastructure Application"

Thanks to all Joget Workflow community members, adopters and implementation partners. Without your trust on us, we will not be recognized at the international stage today. 
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Joget Workflow Enterprise Edition and Partnership Program

December 15, 2011, 10:24 pm
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Greetings!

This past month, we have been receiving a lot of inquiries regarding Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise edition. Emails have been coming in from Germany, Hungary, Philippines, US, Singapore, France, Taiwan, Brazil and the Middle East asking about the Enterprise license pricing model and on our partnership program.

Firstly, we are very excited to announce that Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise is on schedule to be released on the first week of January 2012.

Secondly, we are ramping up the benefits of our Accredited Partnership Program. Check them out below.

Joget Workflow App Copy Protection

Accredited partners will be able to access the app copy protection feature of Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise Edition.

Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise Edition is a platform that allows partners to develop and resell process-centric web apps. The copy protection feature will allow partners to protect their apps from being copied and distributed without authorization. This is an essential feature for partners who want to build their business on the Joget Workflow platform.

Joget Workflow Cloud Edition (BETA)

Another exclusive edition that will be available only to accredited partners is a single copy of the Cloud Edition of Joget Workflow. This edition supports multi-tenancy, which allows partners to expand their business offering to cloud hosting.

In fact, partners will be able to setup their own app store to sell and host their apps should they want to. They can even expand their business from one-off user licensing sales to monthly app(s) subscription fees, giving them a recurring revenue business model.

Incentive Program

Joget Workflow accredited partners will also be entitled to monetary rebate when they achieve a certain level of annual user licensing sales.

Other Benefits
  • UNLIMITED access to the Partner’s Knowledge Base
  • Listing in our web directory
  • UNLIMITED incidents support at our partner support site
  • Discount on all licensing and consulting services
  • FREE online presale support to pitch for sales
  • Access to Joget Workflow training materials
More Information:

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Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise Edition is Released

January 7, 2012, 1:08 am
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We have reached another milestone. Today, Joget Workflow v3 Enterprise Edition is released to the world!

Compared to the community edition, the enterprise edition is markedly pumped up with enterprise features and loaded with enterprise plugins. Compare the editions here - http://www.joget.org/product/features/ and here - http://www.joget.org/plugin-comparison/

In v3, the Form and Userview builder has been completely rebuilt from ground-up to be fully extensible using a plugin architecture. Yes, you heard right, now you can create and add new elements to the form or userview builders. (http://blog.joget.org/2011/06/what-are-we-brewing-for-joget-workflow.html)

You can download the web app builder now - http://www.joget.org/download/
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Joget Workflow v3 - Part 1 - Process Design Tutorial

April 9, 2012, 3:33 am
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UPDATE!
There has been an error in the process design. The activity "Approve Application by Finance" should be then follow on the same route as "Approve Application".

This is the latest design flow.

ORIGINAL POST:

This is the first of four parts video to develop a Joget Workflow v3 app, in this case the Claims App. The following image is the process diagram of the workflow in the Claims App. 


Using the above process diagram as a reference, you can learn how to design the same process in the following video tutorial. In the tutorial you will learn the following:
  • How to add workflow activities and system tools to your processes.
  • Set asynchronous or synchronous deadlines to send reminders if task is not perform during the specified time or to escalate a task to the next approval level if not perform in the predefined time frame.
  • Set activity and process level Service Level Agreement (SLA) to monitor the workflow to ensure that tasks are performed within the accepted time frame.
  • Add and modify route and parallel route conditions in your workflow.
  • Map participants to the swim lane.
  • Set the workflow variables for routing your process.


Part 2 to 4 of the video tutorials will cover Forms, List and Userview designs. They are still a work in progress and will be published as soon as possible.

Related links:

When watching any video tutorials, it is advisable to pause the video constantly to keep up with the steps. Please do not hesitate to post your comments on the tutorials. Thanks.

Cheers.
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Joget Workflow v3 - Part 2 - Form Design Tutorial

May 1, 2012, 3:18 am
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This is the second part of the video to develop a Joget Workflow v3 app, in this case the Claims App. Earlier, we talked about on how to design a process. In this video, we will be showing you on how to design forms for the activities created in the process design below.



We will be designing the following forms using the form builder.
  1. Submit Claim
  2. Claim Submitted
  3. Approve Claim
  4. Verify Claim
  5. Claim Item
In this tutorial, you will be learning the following:-
  • Creating form and mapping the form to a process activity.
  • Using subform to populate existing form into form design.
  • Generating Reference Number in the form.
  • Using Form Grid element and Multirow Form Binder to handle multi-row/grid form data.
  • Map form value into Workflow Variable to dictate the process flow.
  • Automatically populate form field using hash variable.


When watching any video tutorials, it is advisable to pause the video constantly to keep up with the steps. Please do not hesitate to post your comments on the tutorials. Thanks.
Cheers.
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Joget Workflow v3.1 BETA Is Here!

August 15, 2012, 10:59 pm
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Joget Workflow v3.1 BETA is now available for public download!

Download Links:

Joget Workflow is an open source web-based workflow software to develop workflow and Business Process Management applications.
More than just a workflow or BPM platform, Joget offers full-fledged agile development capabilities (consisting of processes, forms, lists, CRUD and UI), not just back-end EAI/orchestration/integration or the task-based interface for traditional workflow/BPM products. So for example, build a sales force automation app instead of just a sales quotation approval process.

What's new in the v3.1 BETA? The primary focus of the v3.1 release is a cleaner, more streamlined user interface along with enhanced form and reporting features.

New Streamlined Design

The web console UI for building and monitoring apps have been given a face-lift to sport a cleaner, more streamlined look with more usable space.

Streamlined Web Console

Also included is a shiny new userview theme (called Corporati) for end-users, and a new bundled sample app for an Employee Self Service portal.

New Corporati Userview Theme


Enhanced Form, List and Userview Features

There are many new enhancements to forms, including support for having multiple pages in a form. There are also new form fields to cater to more diverse needs, such as a Popup Select Box and a List Grid (which can be used to select items from a list) as well as an Image Upload field.

New features in data lists and userviews include the ability to add date range filters, and a new Universal Inbox that consolidates all tasks from any app for each user.

Enhanced Reporting through Integration with JasperReports

In addition to using data lists for tabular reports, it is now possible to support more complex reporting requirements through integration with the popular open source reporting platform JasperReports. By using JasperReports report definitions, sophisticated reports with custom layouts and graphs can be generated and viewed directly within a userview with optional export to PDF and Excel.

JasperReports Integration

Better Multi-Language Support

There is improved support for multiple languages by allowing language selection by user. Each user can select his or her preferred language, so this allows for better accessibility in global deployments.

Note: Please note that v3.1 BETA is a beta release meant for testing all the new features and functionalities, and is not recommended for a production environment. The current stable release is v3.0.3.

Download Links:




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Joget Workflow v3 - Part 3 - Form Design, Datalist and Userview Tutorial

August 24, 2012, 12:37 am
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This is the third part of the video to develop a Joget Workflow v3 App. In the previous part, we have designed all the forms necessary for the Claim App process.

In this video, we are going to revisit the forms to add in a Calculation field, and then complete off the entire App by adding in the Datalist and Userview.

Calculation Field in Joget Form Builder


Creating a new Datalist in Joget
Integrating the Datalist created in Userview
In this tutorial, you will be learning the following:

  1. Adding Calculation Field into the form.
  2. Creating Datalist.
  3. Creating Userview by integrating the process, form and lists.




When watching any video tutorials, it is advisable to pause the video constantly to keep up with the steps. Please do not hesitate to post your comments on the tutorials. Thanks.
Cheers.
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Joget Partner wins China MBA Startup Battle

October 24, 2012, 12:50 am
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We are delighted to announce that our key partner in China, Valuprosys, is the second runner up on China MBA Entrepreneurship 2012 Competition for the East China region.


China MBA Entrepreneurship Competition is first initiated by the Shanghai Jiao Tong University in 2002. The competition serves as a platform to promote pioneering spirit, innovation, discovery and development of entrepreneurial skills.

Since then, it has grown to be a substantial regional event in collaboration with venture capital firms such as the CID group. This is considered as a major milestone for the future development of Joget. To read more about the competition, please follow on here.


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Joget Workflow v3 - User Notification

October 28, 2012, 8:20 pm
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User notification plugin is used to notify users on new tasks. It is to be implemented at the application level thus allows greater customization of its notification content.

It is a one-time setup process and this plugin will be called every time a new task is created.

The following video tutorial shows on how you can configure the User Notification.


View on Youtube

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Joget Workflow v3 - Install as Windows Service

November 5, 2012, 12:55 am
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In this tutorial, we will be learning on how to get Joget to run as a Windows Service. You may also refer to the knowledge base article.

This video tutorial applies to both Joget Community and Enterprise edition.

In this video tutorial, we will be using the default Joget installer for Windows. You may download it here if you have not done so. The Windows installer is prepacked with Apache Tomcat 6 (Application Server) and MySQL (Database) to get you started in no time.


During the course of this tutorial, we will also be learning on how to:-
  1. Create Apache Tomcat 6 as service.
  2. Create MySQL as service.
  3. Make MySQL service as the dependency to Apache Tomcat 6.
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Joget Workflow v3 - Building Joget from Source

January 20, 2013, 10:57 pm
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In this tutorial, we will be learning on how to build Joget from source.
Please refer to the knowledge base article for the full documentation on this topic. You must fulfill all the prerequisites stated in the article before proceeding to build Joget.

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Joget Workflow v3 - Using Deadlines for Reminder and Escalation

March 4, 2013, 12:41 am
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In this tutorial, we will be learning on how to make use of Deadlines to set up Reminder and Task Escalation in a workflow process.

One should have prior knowledge about different types of Deadlines before using them. You may refer to the documentation on Deadlines if you wish to find out more.

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