Hello.
I`m new in Alfresco and I have some not very smart questions
I use Alfresco Community 5.2 created by alfresco-allinone-archetype and it contains embedded activiti 5.19.0.3. I think this activiti engine is bad because this version has some thread safety troubles with delegate expression fields, but hasn`t got DelegateHelper class.
1. Can I increase embedded activiti version to 5.22 or maybe 6.0? And how can I do it?
2. Or maybe I can use standalone activiti engine (5.22, 6.0) for developing and production?
Thanks.
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Technically, you could of course update the embedded Activiti engine library to the latest 5.x, but this would be completely unsupported. Alfresco includes schema validation / bootstrapping functionality and might be able to properly handle an updated version of the Activiti library.
Though you can use the standalone Activiti engine to develop / test pure Activiti workflows, but for developing workflows within Alfresco Content Services you cannot currently use the standalone Activiti engine (the Enterprise Edition has a Connector module to work with Alfresco Process Services, which is a standalone, Activiti-based process server).
Technically, you could of course update the embedded Activiti engine library to the latest 5.x, but this would be completely unsupported. Alfresco includes schema validation / bootstrapping functionality and might be able to properly handle an updated version of the Activiti library.
Though you can use the standalone Activiti engine to develop / test pure Activiti workflows, but for developing workflows within Alfresco Content Services you cannot currently use the standalone Activiti engine (the Enterprise Edition has a Connector module to work with Alfresco Process Services, which is a standalone, Activiti-based process server).
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