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[Lloyd H. Meinholz]

Is this project still active?

Lloyd

[bob mcwhirter]

Sort of yes and no.

It's been replaced by werkflow-***@lists.codehaus.org as we do some reorg over
there. Your subscription should have been migrated, but you might want to verify.

-bob

Post by Lloyd H. Meinholz
Is this project still active?
Lloyd
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[Mark H. Wilkinson]

Post by Lloyd H. Meinholz
Is this project still active?

It's not active in the "someone making lots of changes to the source
code every day" sense, but it is active in the "people using it to solve
real problems" sense. There are parts of the code that need work and
there are likely to be bugs that need fixing too, but there are also
people who are interested enough to fix things when they need to.

What are you trying to do?

-Mark.

[Alex McLintock]

Post by Lloyd H. Meinholz
Is this project still active?
Lloyd

Project is, but the mailing list is not.

I've been introduced to the werkflow project from two angles. One is that I
am helping Mark Wilkinson use it for one of his projects - and the other is
that it is a possible workflow engine for Open Source Content Management
systems.

I'm currently trying to understand the design of the system - and figuring
out what works and what doesn't. In particular I am looking at the
persistence service. I'm not sure I entirely understand the design yet.
There seems to be only one working system - prevayler - but not all of it
is implemented!

Anyway I'm looking at it from an EJB and Apache OJB point of view. If there
is anyone else out there thinking along these lines - speak up!.

Alex McLintock
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[Bart Selders]

Post by Alex McLintock
I'm currently trying to understand the design of the system - and
figuring out what works and what doesn't. In particular I am looking at
the persistence service. I'm not sure I entirely understand the design
yet. There seems to be only one working system - prevayler - but not all
of it is implemented!
Anyway I'm looking at it from an EJB and Apache OJB point of view. If
there is anyone else out there thinking along these lines - speak up!.

We are just starting with werkflow, and will possibly be working on an
OJB persistence implementation in next couple of weeks.

Bart





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Post by Alex McLintock
I'm currently trying to understand the design of the system - and
figuring out what works and what doesn't. In particular I am looking
at the persistence service. I'm not sure I entirely understand the
design yet. There seems to be only one working system - prevayler -
but not all of it is implemented!
Anyway I'm looking at it from an EJB and Apache OJB point of view. If
there is anyone else out there thinking along these lines - speak up!.

We are just starting with werkflow, and will possibly be working on an
OJB persistence implementation in next couple of weeks.

An update.

I did a first iteration of an OJB implementation for the werkflow
persistence service. It currently passes my unit tests, which are
equivalent to the ones in the Prevayler PersistencemanagerTest.

I do not have unit tests for all Persistence(Process)Manager methods
yet, and did not even run it with a real workflow, but things are
looking good so far. To be continued...

Bart




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