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EmForgeWorkflowDevelopmentEmForge Workflow DevelopmentOne of the major feature of EmForge, comparing to other competitors - is Workflow Engine, build into the EmForge. By default, some default workflows are included into EmForge distribution, but, if you need to specify own workflow, for example for Bug-Fixing, or for Feature Development, or create any new workflow to automate some other process - you will need to develop your own workflow. Why jBPMjBoss jBPM Framework is used for workflow implementation in EmForge. We choose this framework by different reasons:
We are using to develop verb specially (instead of 'to design' for example) - since working with Workflows in jBPM is very close to software development. Graphical Process DesignerjBoss GPD is used for developing new workflows for EmForge.For, first of all you will need to download and install GPD (it is Eclipse plugin, so, we hope for many Eclipse users it will not produce any problems). Unfortunately, we do not found any detailed tutorial about jBPM usage, so, here we will try to describe some basic things, you can do with GPD for designing jBPM processes in general and some special features, you can use to execute this workflows in EmForge. In any case we highly recommend to read jBPM Tutorial - there you can read about many and many jBPM features, not covered by these tutorials. Simplest workflow developmentSimplest Workflow Development article describes how to start first jBPM project, create simplest workflow and deploy it into EmForge.Deploy Workflow Into EmForgeDeploy Workflow Into EmForge article describes how to deployed developed workflow into EmForge.Execute Workflow in EmForgeExecute Workflow In EmForge describes how to execute deployed workflow in EmForge.Workflow with Task AssignmentWorkflow With Task Assignment describes how to assign some to another usersWorkflow and EmForge RolesWorkflow And EmForge Roles describes about linking swimlanes in jBPM workflow and roles in EmForgeNext StepsThese simplest examples demonstrate some basic workflow features, like step assignments and integration of jBPM workflows into EmForge. But there are much more features available in jBPM and EmForge like:
We hope this examples are demonstrated that developing jBPM workflows with JBoss GPD and their execution in EmForge is easy from one side - but very flexible from another. You can use workflows, available in EmForge itself as start-point for your workflow development. Strony potomne 1157 Wyświetleń
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