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    Flow4J 1.0.4

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    April 3rd, 2008, 10:50 GMT
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    Flow4J description

    Flow4J is an Eclipse Plug-in for modeling process flows in a drag and drop manner.

    Flow4J is an Eclipse plugin for modeling process flows in a drag and drop manner. A process flow can contain process steps (I call them flowlets), which can be linked together to a complex flow. All flows can contain the following types of flowlets:

    · Control Flowlets like Start-, Decision- and Jump-Flowlets which are configurable in Eclipse, and tell "how" the process should flow.
    · Task Flowlets accomplish a specific task that is wrapped in a java class. The wrapped functionality can be everything like an EJB call or even JNI call. It is also possible to write tasks in scripting languages like Jython, Groovy, JavaScript etc.

    After designing the flows in the Eclipse Plug-in, the flow's java source code is automatically created, and is immediately ready for compilation and deployment in a java web/application.
    The flow's generated java source code is highly optimized and lightning fast by

    · avoiding unnecessary method calls
    · no object instantiations at all in the flow's runtime behaviour. Beware, I'm talking about the flow's code and not about your code that is inside the task flowlets!

    Web/applications can execute flows in two ways:

    1. From inside any java code
    2. Triggered by a HTTP request if the flow is deployed in a web application

    Requirements:

    · Eclipse

    What's New in This Release:

    · Bugfix release. Dragging a flowlet where the flowlet and its label is selected, translated the labels position to a wrong place.



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