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System and Software


JDK

All the engines can run embedded in a Java application, or as a service on a server, a cluster, and in the cloud. Hence requires the Java Development Kit (JDK). The latest version of JDK can be downloaded here:

Apache Tomcat

To run Flowable as a service on server, we would need a server like GlassFish or Tomcat. In this document, we shall use Apache Tomcat. Get the latest version here, under the downloads section:

MySQL Server

Flowable is configured to connect with H2 database. Due to convention, we are to use MySQL by default. So we must make sure we have MySQL Server up and running.
Get it here:

MySQL Connector JAR

The MySQL-Connector is a compiled Java Library that is required by Tomcat and Flowable WARs (see below) to communicate with our database. Get it here:

Flowable WAR Files

For our setup, Flowable 6.3.1 version used . To download the latest version of Flowable from here:


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