Hi Mathieu First of all, thanks for the continued help you've been providing in getting me up and running with Wilos. I'm glad that it also helped you detect and fix some incompatibilities with the software.
I think that there are several options that could be pursued in presenting Wilos to the EPF community. First of all, in the short term I think a webinar/livemeeting to give an overview of the concept and implementation would be a fantastic way to educate a significant audience. You could subsequently make your presentation material available through this list. Secondly, as I think Mark already suggested, it would be great if you could participate in the next UK EPF Face to Face meeting, and present Wilos as an agenda item there. These meetings are very informal, and would be an ideal opportunity to meet contributors to the project and get further involved. Ben > -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > On Behalf Of Mathieu BENOIT > Sent: 13 March 2007 18:42 > To: [email protected] > Subject: [epf-dev] RE: epf-dev Digest, Vol 15, Issue 12 > > Hello, > > Wilos team is a group of students at the Paul Sabatier University in > Toulouse (France). We are using new J2EE technologies as part of our > Professional Institute of Computer Sciences Engineering course of > studies > (http://www.iup-ups.ups-tlse.fr/isi/). > > This is the first year that students (33) use advanced technologies and > follow a complete development cycle based on agile method: Scrum. The > project began six months ago. > > Wilos project (http://wilos.berlios.de) is process orchestration > software > developed under GPL (General Public License). It helps team members to > manage a project through the execution of customizable processes taking > from > exported xml files of the Eclipse Process Framework. The process is > based on > the Software Process Engineering Management specification of the OMG > standard (SPEM2). > > The tool is composed of two parts: > - The main part is a Ajax web application that let actors to > import > processes, manage projects and teams. This application allows to manage > different kinds of wilos users: > --Process manager > --- imports processes > --- handles process information > --Project director > --- creates projects > --- handles project information > --Participant (standard wilos user) > --- assigns himself to a project > --- assigns himself as a project manager > --- displays project items (description, etc.) > --- associates/dissociates himself to process roles > and process tasks > --- starts, suspends, stops, resumes a task > --- informs and manages accomplished time on tasks > --Project Manager (specific Participant) > --- instanciates a process in a project > --- instanciates process roles in a project > --- deletes tasks and roles > --- masks some project items for his project > participants > --- consults project advancement > > - A rich desktop client is provided as a personal assistant (looks > like a > famous Internet Messenger tool), which shows a user his roles and tasks > for > a given project. It supports his realisations by providing guidance, > explanation and so on. > --Participant (restricted Participant) > --- displays his owned project items > --- starts, suspends, stops, resumes a task > --- informs and manages accomplished time on tasks > --- displays guidances, steps, etc. > --- download from wilos server associated guidances to > a process > > > You talked about a wilos presentation to epf-dev community, we are > enjoying > about this idea ! > What do you propose to Wilos team ? > > Regards, > > Wilos team. > > > > >Date: Thu, 8 Mar 2007 11:51:04 -0800 > >From: Ricardo Balduino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Subject: Re: [epf-dev] Eclipse Process Framework feedbacks with Wilos > >To: Eclipse Process Framework Project Developers List > > <[email protected]> > >Message-ID: > > <OFDC2FC81E.D54A81D1-ON88257298.006ADBCA- > [EMAIL PROTECTED]> > >Content-Type: text/plain; charset="iso-8859-1" > > > >Mathieu, > > > >This sounds really interesting. > >It would be great to know more about this project and how Wilos works. > >I've been poking around Wilos' web site and found out there will be > >demos/videos available at the end of March, but I was wondering if you > >would like to present Wilos to this group of committers - and > potentially > >any member of the community watching this list. > >Also, we can talk about the article idea. > > > >How does that sound? 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