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Following a Camunda 7 tutorial? These guides mirror Camunda’s — the engine, APIs, and org.camunda.bpm.* packages are unchanged. Only the Maven coordinates and download locations point to ASEE Flow. See Upgrade from Camunda 7.24.
There are two ways to get started with ASEE Flow, depending on your goal.

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Run ASEE Flow

Stand up the engine together with the modern WebAdmin administrative UI in a Spring Boot application — the recommended way to get a running, login-protected instance you can operate.

WebAdmin Quick Start

Add ASEE Flow and the WebAdmin admin UI to a Spring Boot app, with a console at /webadmin — in about ten minutes.

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Build with ASEE Flow

Hands-on tutorials that model and execute processes and decisions. They use the Camunda Modeler and the legacy web apps; for day-to-day administration, prefer WebAdmin.

Quick Start (Java / JS)

Model a BPMN 2.0 process in the Camunda Modeler, add a Java or JavaScript worker, and deploy it to ASEE Flow.

Spring Boot

Get started with ASEE Flow in a Spring Boot application.

DMN

Create a DMN 1.3 decision table in the Camunda Modeler, package it as a web application, and deploy it to an Apache Tomcat server.

Maven Coordinates

The most commonly used Apache Maven coordinates for ASEE Flow.
The Build with ASEE Flow tutorials are adapted from the Camunda 7 Get Started guides, used under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 Unported license.