- Start a iWF server following the instructions
- The easiest way is to run
docker run -p 8801:8801 -p 7233:7233 -p 8233:8233 -e AUTO_FIX_WORKER_URL=host.docker.internal --add-host host.docker.internal:host-gateway -it iworkflowio/iwf-server-lite:latest
- The easiest way is to run
- Build and run this project
make bins && ./iwf-samples start - Start a workflow:
http://localhost:8803/polling/start?workflowId=test1&pollingCompletionThreshold=100- pollingCompletionThreshold means how many times the workflow will poll before complete the polling task C
- Signal the workflow to complete task A and B:
- complete task A:
http://localhost:8803/polling/complete?workflowId=test1&channel=taskACompleted - complete task B:
http://localhost:8803/polling/complete?workflowId=test1&channel=taskBCompleted - alternatively you can signal the workflow in WebUI manually
- complete task A:
- Watch in WebUI
http://localhost:8233/namespaces/default/workflows - Modify the pollingCompletionThreshold and see how the workflow complete task C automatically
- The workflow should automatically continue As New after every 100 actions
* You can use query handler to look at the current data like this
