CMMN 1.1

This page provides an overview of the CMMN 1.1 elements and the current coverage of the process engine.

The CMMN editor is disabled using a flag per default in the latest version (4.5) of the Camunda Modeler. But you have full power to modify the flags and therefore you can still enable it if you wish!

In order to do that, you need to set a “flag”. You can choose between two options to do that:

Option 1. Pass the --no-disable-cmmn flag via the Comand Line Interface

When starting the Modeler, you need to pass the --no-disable-cmmn via the Command Line. So for example on linux, you run a command:

$ ./camunda-modeler --no-disable-cmmn

Likewise for example on Windows, you could start the .exe over the commandLine with the flag, or you could create a shortcut to the camunda-modeler.exe and append --no-disable-cmmn to the target of the shortcut.

Option 2. Define a flags.json file

You can locally create a file called flags.json, which defines the flags which the Camunda-Modeler should pick up when starting. In the file you would need to save the following text content:

{
    "disable-cmmn": false
}

The flags.json file needs to be saved either in your user-data-directory or application-data-directory.

There are more flags and therefore more options how to customize the Camunda Modeler to your specific use-case with flags. Please refer to the flags documentation to find out more.

Thx Max for this detailed information, which comes from this forum post.

Coverage

The elements marked in orange are supported.

Definitions

Grouping

Tasks

Event-Triggered Elements

CaseFileItem

Markers

Type	Marker
	Planning Table	Entry Criterion	Exit Criterion	AutoComplete	Manual Activation	Required	Repetition
Case Plan Model
Stage
Task
Milestone
EventListener
CaseFileItem
PlanFragment