oc new-project swf-sharedThis tutorial suggests the first option to minimize the workstation preparation work. -The rest of this chapter provides instructions for setting up the full local development workstation, and you can skip it.
+This tutorial suggests the first option to minimize the workstation preparation work.
+As you progress through this tutorial, you’ll find out how to call an external OpenAPI, and the following Quarkus project will provide a simple API to call from within the workflow.
+Deployment instructions:
+Login in OpenShift from command line.
+Create the swf-shared project:
oc new-project swf-sharedClone this repository.
+Build and deploy the application:
+./mvnw install -Pnative -Dquarkus.kubernetes.deploy=truePull the serverless data index image:
+Pull the image:
| + + | ++The remaining part of this tutorial does not need Visual Studio Code. However, if you prefer to use it, here you’ll find some directions. + | +
Launch Visual Studio Code to install the following extensions:
Language Support for Java™ by Red Hat
+KIE Serverless Workflow Editor
Kogito Serverless Workflow Editor
+Language Support for Java™ by Red Hat
REST Client (from Huachao Mao)
+REST Client (from Huachao Mao) - this optional but quite useful.
Get your local copy of the start-up project:
-git clone https://github.com/dmarrazzo/order-swf.gitEnter in the project folder and start Quarkus in dev mode.
+If you are interested in running the workflow within a Quarkus project: please, select another edition of this tutorial for detailed guidance.
cd order-swf
-mvn quarkus:dev| - + |
-The first time you launch maven on this project, it is going to take a considerable amount of time because it has to download all the dependencies from the Internet.
+At the bottom of the navigation bar, there is a drawer to select the tutorial edition.
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