12:13 a.m.
Hi Everyone,
I am interested in learning jBPM and from what I read about in the community and blogs,
jBPM 5 looks like a best version to start with. The architecture has changed from previous
versions and I am quite happy that we now primarily support a open-standard (BPMN 2.0).
This enables customers who are tied up with expensive proprietary products to move to a
well-known open-source BPM product easily.
However, I found that there is no significant mail exchanges in this mailing-list for the
past 2-3 months. Will we be having a full-fledged, ground-breaking, (and jBoss supported),
version any time this 2011? I will be very glad to see jBPM rocking on the BPM arena.
Regards,
Viki
7:34 a.m.
Hi there, the main problem that I'm seeing right now is that the previous versions of
jbpm uses the jboss forum extensively, now we have this mailing list and the most active
is the IRC channel. I think we need a way to define just one way of communication for
design and new features an keep the forum just for questions.
My two cents
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On 15/01/2011, at 03:13, "Er.Vignesh" <vignesh_professional(a)yahoo.co.in>
wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am interested in learning jBPM and from what I read about in the community and blogs,
jBPM 5 looks like a best version to start with. The architecture has changed from previous
versions and I am quite happy that we now primarily support a open-standard (BPMN 2.0).
This enables customers who are tied up with expensive proprietary products to move to a
well-known open-source BPM product easily.
However, I found that there is no significant mail exchanges in this mailing-list for the
past 2-3 months. Will we be having a full-fledged, ground-breaking, (and jBoss supported),
version any time this 2011? I will be very glad to see jBPM rocking on the BPM arena.
Regards,
Viki
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10:23 p.m.
Yes, the 5.0 final release should be ready by the end of this month !
This mailing list isn't used a lot, mostly for development-related issues.
The user forum (http://community.jboss.org/en/jbpm?view=discussions) and
irc (#jbpm @ irc.codehaus.org) are the most communication channels.
See you there soon ;)
Kris
Er.Vignesh wrote:
Hi Everyone,
I am interested in learning jBPM and from what I read about in the
community and blogs, jBPM 5 looks like a best version to start with.
The architecture has changed from previous versions and I am quite
happy that we now primarily support a open-standard (BPMN 2.0). This
enables customers who are tied up with expensive proprietary products
to move to a well-known open-source BPM product easily.
However, I found that there is no significant mail exchanges in this
mailing-list for the past 2-3 months. Will we be having a
full-fledged, ground-breaking, (and jBoss supported), version any time
this 2011? I will be very glad to see jBPM rocking on the BPM arena.
Regards,
Viki
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