net.democritus:Expanders::9.4.0 is required, if net.democritus:Expanders is used.
-> Use minimal-jee-beam::2.2.0+ or remove net.democritus:Expanders from the dependencies completely
net.democritus:web-styles-expanders::2026.4.0 is required, if net.democritus:web-styles-expanders is used.
-> Use minimal-jee-beam::2.2.0+, knockout-frontend-beam::1.0.0+ or remove net.democritus:web-styles-expanders from the dependencies completely
net.democritus.enumtypes:enum-type-expanders::2.5.0 is required, if net.democritus.enumtypes:enum-type-expanders is used
-> Use net.democritus.bundles:enum-type-bundle::2.5.0+
When making use of the new TimerJobService (see below), a database migration is necessary. More info here.
Adapt custom code if compilation errors occur. This will only be necessary when the custom code uses one of the (re)moved methods from the internal process-automation classes.
Added TimerJobService to schedule jobs at a specific point in time.
Enabled through the processAutomation.TimerJob.enable option or #processAutomation.timerJob tag.
Added FieldTimer trigger based on the timestamp of a fieldFieldA property of a DataElement expanded to a database column and user interface input element..
Added option trigger.timer.offset to add an offset to a FieldTimer trigger.
The asynchronous executor sometimes fails to schedule tasks, essentially halting some workflows. A workaround for this
is to use the ExecutorService processing instead of Asynchronous processing. See Processing Types.
This issue can occur in any of the process-automation-beam versions when used in combination with Jakarta
Breaking change: findByIsLeaderEq, findByStatusSe and findByRequestSe findersFinderA search specification combining field-operator pairs to execute standard data queries on a DataElement. of the WorkerNode data elementData Element (DataElement). A fundamental data concept or entity within an application's domain, acting as an anthropomorphic translation of a real-life object or concept. have been removed from the view layerLayerLogical separation of functionality within a single system/application, focused on code organization.