holunda-io/camunda-bpm-taskpool

This system is a distributed task and data management platform that synchronizes state between a Camunda BPM engine and a persistent view layer. It captures process and task events from the engine, processes them through an event-sourcing core, and propagates updates to both relational (JPA) and document (MongoDB) storage backends. The architecture supports flexible transactional sending of commands and provides comprehensive query APIs for retrieving tasks, data entries, and process instances.

This period focused on expanding the Polyflow framework with comprehensive query and filtering APIs for tasks, data entries, and process variables. It introduced new persistence layers for the view layer, including MongoDB, JPA, and in-memory implementations, alongside a transaction-aware command sender for the taskpool.

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This period focused on deepening Camunda BPM integration by introducing auto-configuration, transactional job senders, and event mappers for task and process lifecycle management. Concurrently, the codebase standardized JSON serialization through a centralized Jackson configuration and expanded test coverage for both the bus and view modules.

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