2 Replies Latest reply on Mar 12, 2009 12:25 PM by baerchen

    jBPM 4 + GWT + Spring + Hibernate + Tomcat

      Hi,

      I'm a novice to jBPM, i'd like to introduce a workflow engine to my J2EE application which is based on GWT, Spring, Hibernate and Tomcat.

      Has anyone ideas to build up such an architechture?

      It would be really great if anyone can show some samples.

      Thanks a lot indeed

      Huage

        • 1. Re: jBPM 4 + GWT + Spring + Hibernate + Tomcat
          p.gentili

          It strongly depends on application domain.

          Jbpm "understands" mainly two process languages:
          jpdl and bpel.

          If your application concerns human activities jpdl is the right choice, otherwise if you are thinking about web-service orchestration, bpel is better.

          Anyway jbpm has recently changed in its architecture and now has got a central component named process virtual machine (PVM) on top of which you can build a process language specific layer to execute every kind of process definition.

          Paolo

          • 2. Re: jBPM 4 + GWT + Spring + Hibernate + Tomcat

            Thanks a lot Paolo, my application concerns human activities, and I'm going to use jpdl :D

            By the way, have you any j2ee standard architecture?