Basics Flower provides a common architecture, which allows the development of such a framework. It is based on: Message-passing mechanism (a thread) 1.1. Use of asynchronous messaging in Flower Framework Flower Framework is based on asynchronous messaging. Flower Framework messages are usually sent from one to another application using the Transmission Control Protocol (TCP) and the Internet Protocol (IP). The communications between the applications are safe and reliable because they use the stateless TCP protocol, which is responsible for establishing the reliable connection. The TCP is essential for reliable communications because it ensures the order of the sent messages. The reliability of the TCP is ensured by the sender and receiver acknowledgments; so, the TCP guarantees that a message is delivered and that it has not been damaged during its journey. Flower Framework provides an asynchronous messaging interface for an application to be able to send a message to another application. This interface is accessible through the following method: sendMessage(transport, message); where transport is the transport type, which is one of the following: Multicast Point-to-point 1.2. Interfaces for asynchronous messaging in Flower Framework Flower Framework provides the following asynchronous messaging interfaces: MessageDispatcher is an interface that defines the behaviour of asynchronous messages in Flower Framework. The MessageDispatcher must be an object that implements this interface. When sending a message, the dispatcher will check if a message handler is associated with the received message. If a message handler is associated with the received message, then it will be called by the dispatcher. If no message handler is associated with the received message, then the dispatcher will post the received message as an asynchronous message to all the service providers that have been registered. Each service provider will be responsible for the application that has been associated with the message. The following interface is used to send messages: 1.3. MessageDispatcher implementation The MessageDispatcher must be a class that implements the MessageDispatcher interface. A message handler will be called by the dispatcher when the receiveMessage method is called. A MessageDispatcher must be an object that implements the MessageDispatcher interface. A MessageDispatcher must be an object that implements the MessageDispatcher interface. a message handler
Current status - Stable: Flower v1 is stable and doesn't change often. ## [2.0.0-rc1]( (2020-05-17) [Full Changelog]( **Implemented enhancements:** - API changes (see [here]( **Fixed bugs:** - Jars for v2.0.0-rc1 are not compatible with v1.0.0 **Closed issues:** - [Moved from Gitter to GitHub]( ## [1.0.0]( (2020-04-02) [Full Changelog]( **Merged pull requests:** - Added support for the email token method ([#73]( ([mmakeev]( 972550f159
When user create a flow, then Flower Framework generates the definition of the whole workflow. So, a flow is just a collection of process (not necessary in the same workflow type), with a specific control flow. Flower Framework Application Structure: Flower Framework is a library which implements the Spring Framework. There are two modules in Flower Framework: a front-end application (services) and a back-end server (app server). Flower framework front-end: The front-end application is the application we use. It includes a web application, a Maven project, a Spring MVC project, an application properties file, and a static resources file. Flower Framework back-end: The back-end application server, called app server, is the application we are developing. It includes a Spring MVC project and a Rest web service. Flower Framework Back-End Deployment: Deploying the app server, we use Eclipse and Maven. In the following step, we use the Maven release plugin for deployment. Flower Framework Architecture: Flower Framework architecture is based on the following layers. Controller Layer: The controller layer is responsible for the logic of the back-end web application. It has the Spring MVC project for service calls. View Layer: The view layer is responsible for the logic of the front-end application. It has the Spring MVC project for the user interface. IoC Container: The IoC container is responsible for dependency injection. It's based on the Spring IoC container. Database: The database is the storage of the back-end application. It's based on the Hibernate library for database persistence. When we deploy the front-end application to the application server, the rest services of the front-end application will call the spring web services and the back-end database to execute the logic of the workflow. Flower Framework Features: Flower Framework provides the following features: Creating Workflows: A workflow is the main unit of work in Flower Framework. It's also called a process in some contexts. An example of workflow definition is: Flower Framework process definition: We can create a workflow by using the workflow editor. We call this workflow editor the Wizard. To be able to create a new workflow, a user needs to install the Flower Framework plugin. You can also develop a workflow by using the workflow template. This workflow
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