Camunda BPM Tomcat

Execute BPMN workflows, CMMN cases, and DMN decisions in a Java environment with Camunda BPM Tomcat, using the Camunda BPM execution engine as the runtime. It gives developers and technical teams a way to turn process, case, and decision models into executable behavior rather than merely documenting them.

The stateless engine supports straightforward horizontal scaling because multiple instances can work against the same database, while its execution is designed to be very fast. BPMN service tasks can call Java code, and scripts, expressions, and templates provide additional ways to define process behavior. Applications can control the engine through REST or Java APIs, with integrations available for Spring and Java EE. Built-in REST and SOAP connectors support implementations that communicate through those interfaces, and extended integration with different runtime containers helps it fit into existing Java deployments.

This freeware Windows software suits developers building business-process automation and technical teams embedding a workflow engine in Java applications. It runs in any Java Virtual Machine and uses less than 3 MB of disk space, making it a lightweight runtime option. The current release is 7.11.0, and Camunda BPM Tomcat can be incorporated into applications that need model execution, Java service tasks, API access, or container integration.