Using Camunda DMN tables in parallel processing
Last time I tackled simple DMN tables using Collect(Sum) policy in demo called Customer Scoring.
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.
Project with this demo is available on GitHub.
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