This design guide provides an overview of how you can model a dynamic case management solution with Blueriq. It covers the most important topics that you might encounter while creating applications. It shows you how to get started and provides you with a collection of best practices.
Who is this design guide for?
This design guide is intended for modelers and developers who use or are intending to use Blueriq for a dynamic case management solution.
This design guide assumes you have experience with Blueriq and a basic understanding of dynamic case management and business process modeling. For custom content this design guide assumes Java or .NET developing experience.
Organization of this design guide
This design guide is divided into four parts.
- Part I provides an overview of modeling a dynamic case management solution with Blueriq.
- Part II explains how you can extend the functionality of Blueriq by creating custom extensions.
- Part II provides guidelines and best practices while creating applications.
- Part IV contains useful appendices.
Part I - Modeling a dynamic case management solution with Blueriq
Chapter 1: Dynamic Case Management
Chapter 4: Cases, processes and tasks
Chapter 5: Document management
Part II - Technical
Chapter 10: API for authorization, routing and priority
Part III - Best practices
How to create a performing worklist
How to send performing message events
How to create performing background processes
Part IV - Template
Part V - appendices
Overview
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