Connectors in the Work.AI platform enable Business Processes (BPs) and AI Agents to communicate with external systems. They provide standardized integration points for retrieving and enriching data, sending information to third-party services, triggering workflows based on external events, and orchestrating end-to-end automation across enterprise environments.
Overview
Signal-based Business Processes (BPs) continuously receive records from input connectors, Triggers, or other BPs. In some cases, the flow of records can be very high or nearly infinite, resulting in excessive record accumulation within a single BP instance. This accumulation can lead to significant performance degradation during BP execution.
To generate a Maven project from the command line, you must install Java 21 and Maven 3.9.x. The preparation steps are as follows:
The worker-task-test-trigger library is a part of the worker-task-test framework that provides execution and assertion APIs for testing Trigger Workers. This library allows you to configure and run Triggers, modify environment configurations and beans per test class, and assert Trigger results.
Trigger is a type of Worker that allows sending data into a Business Process (BP) and replaces a standard Start element in the Workflow designer. It can use external events, sources, or process requests from REST API, for example, reading incoming mails, messages in a queue, new files in a folder, UI requests, or data from a source via scheduled polling.