Extending JUEL with custom functions in Camunda DMN engine

A few weeks ago I was trying to implement custom functions in Camunda DMN engine. I wanted to extend the expression language Java Unified Expression Language (JUEL), which is supported in Camunda. Here’s how I did it.

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