JOpera for Eclipse

New Features:

• Easier to start running processes:
  • Start Button added to the Process Information page
  • Start Pop-up Menu Command added to the Outline
• Improved Component Type Model:
  • Added Preference to show Component Type list in Overview Page
  • Component Type definitions can use inheritance
  • Choose predefined types for Component Type Parameters
  • Added QuickFix to disable invalid component types

I have a workflow that looks like this:
FileSource -arc1-> Process1 -arc2-> Process2 -arc3-> output

What I would like to achieve is for arc 1 to split, and arc 3 to merge: i.e. I would like arc 2 to copy. However, it seems like a merge is automatically inserted after each process that takes a split: i.e. arc 2 is a merge by default. This is causing my workflow to not work as expected.

Hi All,
Could you please anyone help me identify whether JOpera is a Distributed or Peer to Peer workflow engine? If it is not Peer to Peer is there anyway we can make it behave like Peer to Peer engine.

Thanks,
Jayakumar A

Hello

Is JOpera instalable outside Eclipse?
For example, as an application in a Tomcat server?
In other words:
if I would like to deploy JOpera on mys server, is it necessary to install Eclipse on my server?

Jean-Claude Moissinac

Retrieving the state of a process instance using GET

New Features:

• standalone JOpera server
• FILE_WRITE adapter, write/append text files from JOpera programs

Updates:

• REST API extended to produce application/atom+xml feeds
• REST API supports server-side filtering with URL wildcards
• Deploy/Undeploy processes by simply adding or removing .oml files from the server workspace
• Starting a JOpera server on an empty workspace will now automagically create a JOpera project ready to accept your .oml files

JOpera 2.4.8 running the doodle map mashup example on Windows 7