i haven't had time to read through the links, although i will once i get
some more of that mystical free time stuff, but i wanted to clarify
about PTK workflows. most of the existing workflow structs in PTK were
doc based with simple workflows, but there has been a concerted effort
i haven't had time to read through the links, although i will once i get
some more of that mystical free time stuff, but i wanted to clarify
about PTK workflows. most of the existing workflow structs in PTK were
doc based with simple workflows, but there has been a concerted effort
albert boulanger wrote:
Kapil Thangavelu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PTK has been undergoing radical changes as of late. Its worth taking
another look at as the current design is much more supportive of
alternative workflow designs.
Disclamer: This is my gleaming -- I could
Kapil Thangavelu [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The PTK has been undergoing radical changes as of late. Its worth taking
another look at as the current design is much more supportive of
alternative workflow designs.
Disclamer: This is my gleaming -- I could be off. I have done a
keyword
There is an standards based (WFMC -- workflow management coalition,
www.wfmc.org) Zope product that really has seen no progress since early
this year - see openflow.sourceforge.net
Correct. OpenFlow was a bit stopped, for two reasons:
1) we here at Icube had undergone
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
After applying Zope to a couple of in-house projects
(which turned out pretty well, thank you), I've started
to come to the realization that many applications boil
down to workflow management. A job comes in, attributes
get set, things get attached
Cary O'Brien wrote:
After applying Zope to a couple of in-house projects
(which turned out pretty well, thank you), I've started
to come to the realization that many applications boil
down to workflow management. A job comes in, attributes
get set, things get attached to it, and it gets
Sounds like a job for Zope, doesn't it. Basically I've
implemented a couple of systems like this, either
classic database-driven or z-class driven. But I'm tired
of re-inventing the wheel. It would be nicer if systems
like this could be implemented at
