JOpera for Eclipse

New Features:

• New XWCH adapter - submit jobs to XtremWebCH
• Extended conditions syntax
• New Browser view library adapter - open a browser from your workflows

Updates:

• Extended ARC job submission adapter to support embedded XRLS job descriptions
• ARC adapter can now reliably kill submitted jobs
• REST API: addressability down to the parameter level

as shown at the SOA/REST tutorial at ICWE2009

New Features:

• Runs on Eclipse 3.6 Helios (32bit)
• Multi-Threaded Process Execution Kernel
• Added MapTube Mashup Example (thanks to Andrea Reber)
• Added Kernel Extension Point for providing custom ThreadPool

Updates:

• Updated XtremWebCH and ARC Adapters (thanks to Francesco Lelli)

New Features:

• New REST workflow engine API:
  • GET the current state of a workflow instance in HTML, XML, or JSON format at anytime
  • POST new workflow instances (blocking and non-blocking request patterns)
  • DELETE process instances once they are finished
• REST Adapter: publish your own URIs from workflows

The JOpera Manual is installed in the Eclipse Help system

New Features:

• new REST.TASK adapter (tasks can be remotely controlled from REST clients)
• new verifier extension point
• new ID_URI system parameter for identifying tasks and processes through URIs

Updates:

• REST.RESPOND adapter can send HTTP headers

JOpera for Eclipse comes with several plugins, grouped into different features.
This page briefly lists the functionality provided by each feature.

• JOpera for Eclipse
  Editor, Compiler, Debugger, Execution Kernel, Embedded Web Server, Basic Adapters (Java snippets, HTTP Client, JDBC, ECHO...), Documentation (Help)
• JOpera for Eclipse Adapters
  Java, XML query and transformation (XPath, XSLT), SSH remote execution, FILE_WRITE, Browser, SMTP, REST API

Remotely debugging the SwissPIT two_step workflow