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| + | Business managers model their processes often in an abstract version. They are not concerned about how those will be executed later on (and they shouldn't be!). The actual execution information can be added by the technical staff afterwards. But what happens if the modeled process shall be deployed on different process engines? Each vendor requires different data which should be added to the process model. In the Eclipse project Java Workflow Tooling (JWT) we support the modeler with different views and aspects that allow the easy customization of a process also considering existing runtime data. | ||
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| + | The process model also builds the basis for generating XPDL- or WSBPEL-code. We will also show the possibility to monitor the process on the engine as well as we'll demonstrate 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) | Type: Show me (Short talk up to 30 minutes) | ||
Revision as of 09:09, 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 Processes Executable!
Abstract:
Business managers model their processes often in an abstract version. They are not concerned about how those will be executed later on (and they shouldn't be!). The actual execution information can be added by the technical staff afterwards. But what happens if the modeled process shall be deployed on different process engines? Each vendor requires different data which should be added to the process model. In the Eclipse project Java Workflow Tooling (JWT) we support the modeler with different views and aspects that allow the easy customization of a process also considering existing runtime data.
The process model also builds the basis for generating XPDL- or WSBPEL-code. We will also show the possibility to monitor the process on the engine as well as we'll demonstrate 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 (see Categories)
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)