| OpenSource
Workflow: |
- JFolder JFolder is
a J2EE business workflow application development studio and
server. It consists of a workflow engine, workflow studio,
and web page studio. Development and administration take place
through a web browser.
- OpenWeb's Bonita
is a flexible cooperative workflow system, compliant to WfMC
specifications, based on the workflow model proposed by the
ECOO Team, which incorporates the anticipation of activities
as a more flexible mechanism of workflow execution
- OpenWeb's Enhydra
Shark Shark is completely based on standards from WfMC
and OMG using XPDL as its native workflow definition format.
Storage of processes and activities is done using Enhydra
DODS.
- OpenWeb's JaWE
is the first open source graphical Java workflow process editor
fully according to WfMC specifications supporting XPDL as
its native file format and LDAP connections. It can be used
to edit / view every XPDL file which conforms to WfMC specifications.
- Codehaus Werkflow
Werkflow is a flexible, extensible process- and state-based
workflow engine. It aims to satisfy a myriad of possible workflow
scenarios, from enterprise-scale business processes to small-scale
user-interaction processes. An update to werkflow is in the
works, check the Werken
company site as well.
- OpenSymphony
OSWorkflow What makes OSWorkflow different is that it
is extremely flexible.
- jBpm jBpm is a flexible,
extensible workflow management system. Business processes
, expressed in a simple and powerfull language and packaged
in process archives, serve as input for the jBpm runtime server.
jBpm combines easy development of workflow-applications with
excellent enterprise application integration (EAI) capabilities.
jBpm includes a web-application and a scheduler. jBpm is a
scalable J2EE application.
- wfmOpen WfMOpen
is a J2EE based implementation of a workflow facility (workflow
engine) as proposed by the Workflow Management Coalition (WfMC)
and the Object Management Group (OMG). Workflows are specified
using WfMC's XML Process Definition Language (XPDL) with some
extensions.
- OFBiz
Workflow Engine The Open for Business Workflow Engine
is based on the WfMC and OMG spec. OFBiz Workflow Engine uses
XPDL as its process definition language.
- Bigbross Bossa
The engine is very fast and lightweight, uses a very expressive
Petri net notation to define workflows, does not requires
a RDBMS and is very simple to use and to integrate with java
applications. Actually, it was designed to be embedded.
- XFlow XFlow
runs within an EJB and servlet container.
- Taverna The
Taverna project aims to provide a language and software tools
to facilitate easy use of workflow and distributed compute
technology within the eScience community.
- PowerFolder PowerFolder
consists of a developer studio, administration environment,
and a runtime engine.
- Breeze
Breeze is a lightweight, cross-platform component-based workflow
engine prototype.
- Open
Business Engine Open Business Engine is an open source
Java workflow engine which supports the Workflow Management
Coalition's (WfMC) workflow specifications,
including interface 1, also known as XPDL, interface 2/3 known
as WAPI and interface 5 for auditing. OBE provides an environment
for executing activities in a controlled, centralized environment.
OBE supports both synchronous and asynchronous execution of
workflows. The primary OBE implementation is based on J2EE.
- OpenWFE OpenWFE
is an open source java workflow engine. It features 3 components,
easily scalable : an engine, a worklist and a web interface.
Its workflow definition language is inspired of Scheme, a
Lisp dialect, though it is expressed in XML.
- WorkFlow Toolkit(wftk)
is a workflow engine in library form which can be integrated
with whatever you need to integrate with. It's designed on
a very flexible adaptor architecture, whereby interfaces to
external functionality are defined and implemented as independently
as possible of the core workflow logic. It makes heavy use
of XML, so that its data structures are always easily inspected
- OpenFlow is a workflow
engine developped by Icube and released as free software.
OpenFlow supports the open standards (XML/XML-RPC) and the
web standards. OpenFlow is activity based, multiplatform,
web-based, WfMC inspired, built and integrated with the application
server Zope.
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