Java Workflow Tooling (JWT)

Eclipse SOA's Java Workflow Tooling project (JWT) provides design time, development time and runtime workflow tools. It also fosters interoperability between Business Process Management (BPM) platforms and integration in Information Systems thanks to Service Oriented Architecture (SOA).

See more about it at Why JWT ? and JWT Ecosystem.

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Getting Started

Getting Started



What's new
  • June, 3rd 2012: You couldn't miss it: Juno is finally out! And as usual, JWT is part of the release. Version 1.2 include a brand-new SVG export feature, Eclipse 4 support and more! As always, to install, just navigate to the "SOA Development" category in the Juno update site and select JWT.
  • June, 22th 2012: Workflow models can have a life after design time: as published documentation. The EasySOA team illustrated as much for JWT at the Eclipse DemoCamp Grenoble 2012 using a prototype EMF to CMIS export.
  • June, 28th 2011: At the Eclipse DemoCamp Grenoble 2011, we gave a glimpse of our ongoing work with the EasySOA community to allow for Collaborative SOA from Eclipse to EasySOA Core.
  • June, 22nd 2011: Indigo is here! And with it, the brand new Java Workflow Tooling 1.1 with lots of bugfixes to improve your JWT experience. To install, just navigate to the "SOA Development" category in the Indigo update site and select JWT.
  • November, 24th 2010: JWT-integrating OW2 Scarbo 1.2 is out ! Presented at the OW2 Conference 2010, it gathers improvements garnered in production environments, and builds on the newly enriched JWT WorkflowService query API.
  • July, 1st 2010: Java Workflow Tooling has graduated to version 1.0! The new version is available from the official update site.
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