© 2002 IBM Corporation Confidential | Date | Other Information, if necessary Java Workflow Toolbox (JWT) Creation review Fabrice Dewasmes (Open Wide)

Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | © 2005 by Open Wide and made available under the EPL v1.0 Purpose of JWT  JWT is divided in two related parts :  Workflow Editor (WE)  Graphical representation of process definition  Export of process definitions to XML  Import of valid XML process definition and its graphical representation  Workflow engine Administration and Monitoring (WAM)  Repository Management  Package Management  Process Instantiation Management  Process Monitor  User Management  Application Mapping  Worklist Management

Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | © 2005 by Open Wide and made available under the EPL v1.0 Community response  Heavy traffic on the newsgroup since beginning of december 2005  Interest from :  the Shangai University School of Software  ObjectEngineering GmbH  Optena Corp.  Significant Initial code contributions made by :  the Shangai University School of Software  ObjectEngineering GmbH

Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | © 2005 by Open Wide and made available under the EPL v1.0 Eclipse touch points  WST (Web Standard Tools) : sse components  GEF(Graphical Editing Framework) :  Graph drawing and manipulation  Palette  Drag and Drop support  …  Validation framework

Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | © 2005 by Open Wide and made available under the EPL v1.0 Extension points

Eclipse Foundation, Inc. | © 2005 by Open Wide and made available under the EPL v1.0 Project participants  Fabrice Dewasmes - Open Wide  Gwenael Perier - Open Wide  Roman Zulauf - Object Engineering GmbH  Yang Guang (Allen Young) - Shanghai JiaoTong University  Liu Yu (Tony Liu) - Shanghai JiaoTong University  Sun Zhongyi (Sliver Sun) - Shanghai JiaoTong University  xiong xiao peng - BeiJing ChiPu network technic limited company  Optena Corp  ObjectEngineering GmbH

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