This example demonstrates how to deploy a Jakarta EJB process application.
- Build it with Maven.
- Deploy it to a
camunda-bpm-platform
distro of your own choice that supports Jakarta EE 9+ EJBs (e.g. WildFly). - Wait a minute.
- Watch out for this console log:
This is a @Stateless Ejb component invoked from a BPMN 2.0 process.