Supun Athukorala

According to my timeline this is the tasks that I had to do, Adding the Process Management feature to the application Continuing further developing the GUI. I completed the iteration with following features User can see the process definitions by List View and in this list user can see the definition Id , process Definition Name and project User can select process definition and see the details. In details user can see User Definition Id Definition Name Deployment Id Process Variables User can start a new Instance. User can see the available process Instances list with instance Id , Instance name , version and External Id. Screen Shots are attached of the current condition.

According to my timeline this is the tasks that I had to do, Adding the Tasks menu to the application  Developing the front end of the application of task menu. I could complete the iteration with these details. User can see the task lists with details User can select the task he has to complete user can see the task details and do following operations Release / Claim the task Start the task complete the task Fail the task Screenshots of current app as follows. I have to handle exceptions. 

In my original timeline, this is the tasks for the first two weeks: Creating the Connection between App and the Server using Https connection Creating basics of front end development like User Login and Main menu.   Due to complications of my Academic program I am trying to finish the Iteration one. I started the Application and I am trying to use the   Remote API described in JBPM Documentation. I had some complications on creating user login. We can't know if a user exists or not by calling REMOTE API in JBPM.  When a request sent to the server using REMOTE API if the user id isn't known or the password doesn't match you get an error rather than a normal response. Therefore the in the login only the credentials were saved and doesn't validate the user. Also "Authorization" header used in requests was created. and the dashboard was created.