Welcome to the edoras one 1.6.19 bundle page! Here you will find the detailed documentation for the users, the release and upgrade notes for the customers and the documentation for the developers and how to easily start edoras one locally. If you have any questions regarding the documentation or have any other questions feel free to have a look at our forum and create a post or find the answer to your question right away.
Documentation
The documentation consists of the following chapters and it is worth reading as all aspects of edoras one are covered:
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Overview: Gives you a general overview of edoras one and its concepts.
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User Guide: Shows you how to use edoras one as a user.
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Modeler Guide and the tutorial: Explains you all the details about modelling in edoras one and you are able to go through a detailed and easy to understand modelling tutorial.
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Administrator Guide: Shows how you can administer the users, groups etc. inside edoras one.
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Operator Guide: This guide explains what is needed to install and run edoras one on your infrastructure and how to configure it.
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Developer Guide: Here you will find anything about how to use, extend and configure edoras one as a dependency in your project.
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CMMN: This part describes the concepts/design of the CMMN engine and how to use and extend it.
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edoras gear: The last chapter documents everything about the core of edoras one: edoras gear.
Read the documentation here.
Developer documentation
For the developers we have two documentations:
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The developer guide inside the main documentation.
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The Java documentation which you will find here.
As stated in the preamble, please check out our forum as there you will find a lot of useful information about the edoras one development with and you will receive support from us or other edoras one developers if you have a question.
Start edoras one locally
If you want to start edoras one locally then please execute the following excutables for your environment:
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For Microsoft Windows execute
dist/executables/win-edoras-one.bat -
For Mac OS X execute
dist/executables/osx-edoras-one.command -
For Linux execute
dist/executables/linux-edoras-one.sh
The initial startup takes some time till everything is setup and edoras one is running. After the process is finished you can open a browser and navigate to http://localhost:8080/one and login with the following credentials:
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Username:
acme-admin -
Password:
edoras1
All data which you create with this local edoras one installation will be stored in the .edoras-one folder in your user home directory.