Designer Best Practices

In a Designer service, you can access data from BPMN process instances from the outside, e.g. from another Designer service. This article describes how you can do this using either the xUML Runtime API or the xUML service API.

A comparison between Action Script and JavaScript, and when to use what.

This article describes the change in the development process that comes with PAS 23.1, where development and deployment have been decoupled to speed-up development.

This article describes how you can make services, that have been deployed from the Designer, available to others. You can publish them via Scheer PAS API Management and restrict their usage with additional policies.

This article describes the procedure to go live with a Designer service from a test system to a productive system.

By default, the database that stores all persistent states for the BPMN process is a SQLite database that resides in the xUML service container itself. This article describes how you can use any other supported RDBMS system.

This article contains a number of recommendations that you should consider when developing your own libraries for use in Scheer PAS Designer.

Versioning is an important topic to consider when you develop your own libraries in the Designer. This article describes our recommendations.

Versioning is an important topic to consider when you develop services in the Designer. This article describes our recommendations.