In your case, there's actually no need to integrate with Joget Workflow by importing Java classes into Joget. Joget Workflow has a set of JSON APIs, and you can make use of the API from Web, or Java classes (if you prefer).
I think you are looking on something like developing some custom/user defined functionality and trying to use the same in Joget. If Im getting you correctly then you can go for "Developing custom plugins" with your functionality and deploy them to the Joget workflow engine (refer Developing Plugins).
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Hugo
Perhaps you want to find out on how to build Joget from source and the integration methods that it already has then only you can consider the options that you have. See Building from Source and Joget Workflow Integration Architecture
Hope it helps.
chait
Hi,
I wanted to ask that if I have written a program in Java, and have compiled it, I have a class
file of it, now I want to import that file in Joget workflow, then is that possible?
If it is, then how?
Thanks.
Tiensoon
Hi Chait,
In your case, there's actually no need to integrate with Joget Workflow by importing Java classes into Joget. Joget Workflow has a set of JSON APIs, and you can make use of the API from Web, or Java classes (if you prefer).
Vignesh Balasubramanian
Hi Chait,
I think you are looking on something like developing some custom/user defined functionality and trying to use the same in Joget. If Im getting you correctly then you can go for "Developing custom plugins" with your functionality and deploy them to the Joget workflow engine (refer Developing Plugins).
Thanks,
Vignesh