by Gabriel | Oct 28, 2013 | BPM, Mule
Camunda is an open source BPM tool which has been forked from Activiti. Some of the differences between Activiti and Camunda as well as advantages of using Camunda may be found here and here. After spending some time testing out Camunda, I decided to include a Mule...
by Claude | Mar 20, 2012 | Bonita, Java
Bonita Open Solution end-users interact with forms to input and view process data as well as execute tasks. Sometimes we’ll want to change the appearance of these forms. While Bonita Studio allows us to modify the form HTML presented to the user, one might not...
by Claude | Jan 12, 2012 | Apache CXF, Bonita, Case Study
Here at Ricston, we have been asked to investigate the feasibility of migrating a complex process implemented in Intalio BPMS to Bonita Open Solution. A key point in this potential migration is that the process interacts with various external systems by way of Web...
by JustinC | Sep 13, 2011 | Byteman, Java, Mule
When debugging applications, the usual approach is that of using logging or breakpoints to step through the code. When logging, it’s up to you where you introduce this in your code, but not so when it comes to 3rd party code, where the logging you get is the...
by Stephen Fenech | May 24, 2011 | BPM
Activiti has been around for quite some time (1 year this May), however I never had much time to look into it. Luckily I just managed to steal some hours to investigate this BPM platform. I knew it was going to be good, but I was impressed on how little you need to...
by Claude | May 17, 2011 | Bonita
BOS 5.4 has a little documented new feature called the Event Subprocess Pool. What is it? An Event Subprocess Pool is a process that inherits the context of another process. Or in simpler terms, an Event Subprocess Pool is a process that has access to another...
