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Re: [jwt-dev] a BPMS being contributed to Eclipse
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Hi Marc, all,
thanks for the hint to SOA.StarDust. It's interesting, AgilPro which was
on of the building blocks of JWT, was initially motivated by the CARNOT
modeler which is now incorporated into the Sungard Process Workbench...
The project crew says on its initial proposal page: "Details on how the
two projects would coexist need to be evaluated, but Java Workflow
Tooling could profit from many components that Stardust delivers." They
are right. It definitely needs to be considered. They focus nearly all
the areas which JWT also covers, but while JWT is an abstract framework
that can be adapted to different engines, etc. the StarDust project only
focuses its own process engine. I don't see exactly how their tools can
be used for other process engines. So, I guess, other SOA IWG members
(Sopera, JBoss, Bonita) won't be happy about such a kind of proposal...
But I'm looking forward to any discussions about an interplay between
StarDust and JWT. Are there already any ideas about an integration?
Regards,
Florian
On 08.04.2011 10:58, Marc Dutoo wrote:
http://eclipse.org/proposals/soa.stardust/
complete, fully integrated platform for BPMS
being contributed to Eclipse SOA as Eclipse Process Manager (EPM), "no
open source product has been really established in the market" !
History : SunGard’s Infinity Process Platform (IPP), a mature BPMS
which has been developed for more than 10 years, 1500+ customers,
ranked in Gartner's BPMS Magic Quadrant in the 2007 as #2 in Vision
http://www.sungard.com/financialsystems/products/infinityprocessplatform.aspx
Regards,
Marc
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