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Iteration 1 (25 May – May 31)

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.




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