Samples for iWF Java SDK that runs against iWF server
- Start a iWF server following the instructions
- Run this project by using gradle task
bootRun
.
_Note that by default this project will listen on 8803 port
See Engagement for how to build an jobSeeker engagement workflow.
- An engagement is initiated by an employer to reach out to a jobSeeker(via email/SMS/etc)
- The jobSeeker could respond with decline or accept
- If jobSeeker doesn't respond, it will get reminder
- An engagement can change from declined to accepted, but cannot change from accepted to declined
See JobPost for how to build an JobPost system like Indeed.com
Support typical CRUD operations:
- Create a job with tile, description and notes
- Read a job
- Update a job
- Delete a job
And also
- Search for jobs using full-text search
- Update will trigger a background action to update external system with eventual consistency
See Subscription with unit tests for the use case also described in:
In additional, iWF provides "Auto-ContinueAsNew feature to allow running the workflow infinitely
See ShortlistCandidates for how to build a workflow to automatically establish connections with shortlisted candidates on behalf of an employer.
- Design a workflow as long-term storage: leveraging the attributes of iWF to retain the employer opt-in information in EmployerOptInWorkflow.
- Retrieve the attributes of another workflow from within a different workflow: checking the employer's opt-in status stored in the EmployerOptInWorkflow when making a decision on whether to automatically contact shortlisted candidates for that employer in the ShortlistWorkflow.