This is a Camunda example which shows how a BPMN model can dynamically call a different DMN table depending on runtime data.

There is a BPMN process in which a user can give some data about themselves and the kind of movie they're interested in watching and using DMN a suggestion is made to them.

There are 2 DMN tables with the keys netflixPickGermanyand netflixPickAmerica. The DMN table that is called Depends on if a user has selected America or Germanyas their location. This is done by creating a variable countryfrom a use form and then using an expression when calling the DMN table. netflixPick#{country}. This will generate the correct name of the table in runtime.

1. Install Java JDK 11 (if you don't already have it)
2. Download and run Camunda Platform
3. Download and run the Camunda Modeler
4. Open the model in the BPMN folder in the Modeler
5. Deploy the BPMN making sure to include all DMN and forum files.
6. Go to http://localhost:8080 and login using demo/demo
7. Start the Netflix Movie Picker process.