Chapter 2. New features

It is now possible to set the priority of a task as an MVEL expression.

It is now possible to get support for exploded installations of Spring Boot business automation applications. If the application working directory is not the default directory, you can set it with the org.kie.maven.resolver.folder=/my-workspace/ variable. Note that for the Spring Boot image you must copy this variable into the JAVA_TOOL_OPTIONS: "-Dorg.kie.maven.resolver.folder=…​" environment variable.

It is now possible to remove the process ID from the EJB timer column. You can now correlate process-instance-id and ejb-timer-id.

Red Hat Process Automation Manager now provides runtime support for DMN Specification v1.4 in the Drools DMN engine.

Process Instance Migration Service now uses Quarkus instead of Thorntail.

When you deploy Red Hat Process Automation Manager on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform using the operator installer, by default the deployment uses the OpenShiftStartupStrategy setting. You can now switch to the Controller startup strategy in the configuration user interface if necessary.

You can now set custom hostnames for external routes by using the routeHostname property.

You can now enable or disable SSL in the operator and expose the SSL route.

You can now specify whether to use a default or user customized CORS configuration.

When deploying a high-availability Red Hat Process Automation Manager environment on Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform, you can now configure the user name and password for the Red Hat Data Grid component.

Additional metrics are available for monitoring the OptaPlanner solver with Micrometer.

You can now set custom host names for external routes by using the routeHostname property.

You can now enable or disable SSL in the operator and expose the SSL route.

You can now specify whether to use a default or user-customized CORS configuration.