The verdict - enhydra shark rules! If you're looking into workflow -
definitely check out shark.
-Ben
-
To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
please let me know, what your jury tells you, ok?
thanx
:olli
Ben Anderson schrieb:
Oliver,
Thanks for the input...
van der Aalst?
actually I've got his paper open right now, but haven't finished it yet.
there is *NO* standard BPM language
My jury
Hi all,
thanks for all your answers at this time. Meanwhile we analyse different
Open Source implementations of the BPEL "standard". We know that there
are different specifications of business process languages. But from our
point of view the only relevant to become a general standard ist BPEL
Oliver,
Thanks for the input...
> van der Aalst?
actually I've got his paper open right now, but haven't finished it yet.
> there is *NO* standard BPM language
My jury is still out on this (xpdl)... I haven't made my yet through
the entire spec yet.
> Did you consider this in your search, or do
Hi Ben,
at your evaluation, did you also take a look at the workflow patterns
from van der Aalst? He too did some surveys about workflow
specifications and it seems, that a lot are not really sufficiant, to
solve all modelling problems. Resulting are implementations, that do
only part of what i
we've actually been evaluating open source workflow engines. I
focused on osworkflow for a while and was rather indifferent about it
and have now (just the last day) started investigating enhydra shark.
So far, it seems to be the best, but I haven't played with it too much
yet.
-Ben
On Wed, 12
Hi Markus,
it is a late answer, but if you did not yet make up your mind about an
BPM Tool - this is a very serious desicion to do - , go to
http://www.jbpm.org and check the extensive sources about the subject.
Although the site is about one solution, that is more and more mentioned
as to be the
Return Receipt
Your RE: Business-Process-Management with Cocoon?
document
Markus Heussen wrote:
Hi!
Can anybody point me to Open Source BPM Systems using comfortable user
(web-) interfaces to design business processes in standard BPL. In a new
project starting next week we need such a tool to define our business
processes consisting off several Web Service calls.
One
//jbpm.org/
I hope that this was enough help to get you started!
Any questions? Mail me!
/Mikael Björn
CTO
MBCG
> -Original Message-
> From: Markus Heussen [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Sent: Sunday, January 02, 2005 2:18 PM
> To: users@cocoon.apache.org; dev@cocoon.apache.or
Hi!
Can anybody point me to Open Source BPM Systems using comfortable user
(web-) interfaces to design business processes in standard BPL. In a new
project starting next week we need such a tool to define our business
processes consisting off several Web Service calls.
One tool I found is Twist
11 matches
Mail list logo