Using Camunda DMN tables in parallel processing

Last time I tackled simple DMN tables using Collect(Sum) policy in demo called Customer Scoring.

Next demo shows how to use #Camunda DMN tables for parallel processing and FEEL expressions. No glue, no source code, all on Zeebe side.

The use case fits fictive restaurant scenario for payment and calculates price with additional discount according to total spending.

payment process

Project with this demo is available on GitHub.

2023

Another demo of Dapr and Zeebe (Camunda)

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After some time I went back to Dapr (v10) and Zeebe engine used in Camunda Platform 8. Updated projects to .NET 7 and tried again what I learned before and r...

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2022

Greetings to Camunda, Zeebe and Dapr!

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It’s awesome to see how Dapr and Camunda workflow engine work well together. By using BPMN and DMN we completely remove business logic from the code and only...

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2021

Are your class constructors heavy?

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One of OOP principles says, that every class should enter valid states only. The bigger class it is, the harder to do. Typically we use class constructors so...

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2020

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