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Revision as of 06:55, 5 November 2008
Conference details
March 23rd till 26th Santa Clara, California
Deadline for submission: November 24th, see Submission Guidelines
Submitted Presentation
Title: Make Your Process Executable!
Abstract: Business Process Management has gained a lot of attention during the last years. There is now a huge amount of commercial and open-source-software tools available that allow to model, deploy, execute and monitor a workflow. However, most of the current open-source-workflow tools are still incompatible. In the Eclipse-project Java Workflow Tooling (JWT) we build a set of tools that enable users to model a workflow independently of the workflow engine first and add engine-specific details based on plugin extensions lateron. The workflow builds the basis for generating XPDL or BPEL-code in the next step which can then be deployed and executed on a workflow engine such as Bonita. We will also show the possibility to monitor the workflow on the workflow engine as well as our integration with the Eclipse STP project (e.g. by generating code for the STP-Intermediate Model) and within Service Oriented Architectures more generally.
Type: Show me (Short talk up to 30 minutes)
Category: Eclipse Ecosystem - Emerging Technology
Difficulty: Easiest, Intermediate, Difficult or Expert (I'd say Intermediate)
Authors: Florian Lautenbacher and Christian Saad (the persons who will show it in Santa Clara if the talk is accepted)