Re: [wtp-pmc] Project Declaration on Workflow Process Definition

[Christophe Ney <christophe.ney@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Arthur,
Thanks for the post. Without any other answer from the PMC, I will 
assume that
this express a shared PMC position.
Thanks,
Christophe


On May 13, 2005, at 8:36 PM, Arthur Ryman wrote:

> Christophe,
>
> I think this is best handled as a Technology project since it is not 
> core to WTP. The project should certainly leverage WTP as appropriate.
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> Christophe Ney <christophe.ney@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
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> [wtp-pmc] Project Declaration on Workflow Process Definition
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> As discussed a few weeks ago, below is the intent of declaration
>  that will be submitted by OpenWide for a creation of a Workflow 
> project.
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>  Here are the questions:
>
>  - Can the PMC confirm that such project should be indeed launched
>  as a Technology subproject and not be part of WTP.
>
>  - Should the WTP PMC declare it's support to the creation of such
>  project
>  leveraging WTP technologies.
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>  Thanks
>  Christophe
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>  -----------
>
>  As per the Eclipse Development Process, we are notifying the Eclipse
>  Membership-at-Large of the intent of openwide.com and objectweb.org to
>  propose JWF Java Workflow Project as part of the Technology PMC.
>
>   A brief description of the project is below.
>   A project proposal will be posted on www.eclipse.org in a week or so.
>
>   *****************************************************
>   Project Declaration for "JWF Project"
>   *****************************************************
>
>   The JWF Project, an Eclipse Technology Subproject
>
>   The JWF Project is composed of two tools, a workflow editor and
>  workflow engine administration/monitoring tool.
>   The workflow editor will focus on improving the facilities within
>  Eclipse for building workflow process.
>   It intends to let users quickly create workflow process definitions, 
>  check and store them in XPDL (XML Process Definition Language), a WfMC
>  (Workflow  Management Coalition ) specification.
>
>   Workflow Definition will be based on XML schema published by WfMC.
>   The workflow engine administration/monitoring tool will be used by
>  administrator to manage XPDL engine.
>
>   It can be used to handle XPDL engine's external repository containing
>  XPDLs (to upload new XPDL files  or delete existing ones),to load some
>  XPDL file into a specific Workflow Engine, unload it, update it,  to
>  instantiate and monitor Workflow Engine's processes, to perform
>  mappings among participant definitions  and real users, and among
>  application definitions and Tool agents.
>
>   Application developers will be able to use the workflow editor, the
>  workflow administration APIs and plug-ins to create and manage
>  workflows that are compatible with the WfMC standard.
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