Welcome to jBPM

Multiple process languages embeddable in your Java application

jBPM is a platform for executable process languages ranging from business process management (BPM) over workflow to service orchestration. There are many process languages. Each one is targeted towards a specific function and a specific environment. jBPM allows all of these process languages to be build natively on top of one single technology: the Process Virtual Machine (PVM). jBPM already supports 3 very different process languages: jPDL, WS-BPEL and Seam Pageflow. This might expand in the future as new process languages are added to our platform.

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	BPM != BPEL Posted on May 7, 2008 6:40:00 AM by Tom Baeyens. It seems to be a very stubbern misunderstanding that I have tried to straighten out many times before. But for those that didn't get it yet, even John Evdemon, co-chair of the BPEL technical committee... jBPM jPDL GPD 3.1.3 Released Posted on May 6, 2008 8:36:00 PM by Koen Aers. I just did this release. It contains only a few fixes and one new feature. JBoss ESB users will nevertheless be happy to see that the ESB service node now uses the correct syntax. Also the support for... Buzzwords In Pictures Posted on May 5, 2008 9:53:00 AM by Tom Baeyens. Sometimes you can find good explanations of tech buzzwords in real life. So far, I found out what Ajax, SOA and backup really means. If your HTML-over-HTTP-house is on fire, the Ajax hose comes to the... Big Problems Ahead For BPMN 2.0 ? Posted on May 5, 2008 7:14:00 AM by Tom Baeyens. Boris Lublinsky posted a good overview on InfoQ about the online discussions around BPMN 2.0 and it reveals IMO a very profound problem in traditional BPM thinking. One group wants to give the graphic... jBPM Community Day in Dublin On June 6th Posted on Apr 30, 2008 12:55:00 PM by Tom Baeyens. The jBPM Community Day in Dublin is a great opportunity to learn more about jBPM, the Process Virtual Machine or JBoss in general. The core jBPM developers and key members of the community will be the... View full feed Go to JBoss.ORG Feeds home