Prerequisites
Before downloading ASEE Flow, make sure you have a JRE (Java Runtime Environment), or better, a JDK (Java Development Kit) installed. Please check the supported Java versions. Download JDKAccessing artifacts
ASEE Flow is a commercial product. All artifacts — Maven dependencies, Docker images, and pre-packaged distribution downloads — are hosted in a private repository available to ASEE Flow customers. To get access, contact ASEE Software Solutions. You will receive the repository location and credentials, along with setup instructions. Once you have credentials:- Maven — add a
<server>entry with your username and password to your~/.m2/settings.xml, using the same<id>as the<repository>you configure. See Apache Maven for the repository block. - Docker — authenticate to the image registry with
docker loginbefore pulling images.
Download the Runtime
ASEE Flow is a flexible framework which can be used in different contexts. See [Architecture Overview] (/introduction/architecture) for more details. Based on how you want to use ASEE Flow, you can choose a different distribution. Distributions are provided through the customer repository described in Accessing artifacts. It is also possible to run ASEE Flow with Spring Boot and Docker.Full Distribution
Download the full distribution if you want to use a shared process engine or if you want to get to know ASEE Flow quickly, without any additional setup or installation steps required. The full distribution bundles- Process Engine configured as shared process engine,
- Runtime Web Applications (Tasklist, Cockpit, Admin),
- Rest Api,
- Container / Application Server itself.
Server/ContainerIf you download the full distribution for an open-source application
server/container, the container itself is included. For example, if you download the Tomcat
distribution, Tomcat itself is included and the ASEE Flow binaries (process engine and
web apps) are pre-installed in the container.
Wildfly Application ServerWildfly Application Server is provided as part of the archives as a convenience. For a copy of the source code, the full set of attribution notices, and other relevant information please see https://github.com/wildfly/wildfly. We will also provide you with a copy of the source code if you contact our Open-Source Compliance Team at any time within three years of you downloading an archive (for which we may charge a nominal sum). Wildfly Application Server is copyright © JBoss, Home of Professional Open Source, 2010, Red Hat Middleware LLC [..and contributors].