This is a repository that is the outcome of the temporal tutorial Temporal 101 with java
It contains all hands-on exercises as well as some of the demo cases. Further demos and examples can be found in the official java-samples repository from temporal.
To run these examples Go, Java and Temporal have to be setup on your local machine. To execute a workflow it is necessary for a temporal server to run locally.
temporal server start-dev --ui-port 8080After everything is setup specific workflows can either be started via the Starter classes or the console:
temporal workflow start --type <WorkflowType> --task-queue <task-queue-name> --workflow-id <workflow Id> --input <any necessary input>After you can start a worker to pickup any waiting workflow and execute it. For more information about the interaction between workflows and workers please refer to the official documentation.
Distributed under the MIT License. See LICENSE.txt for more information.