Building responsive and flexible applications with BPM
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The presentation discusses building flexible applications using business process management (BPM) and case management. It provides an overview of case management, how it differs from structured processes by allowing ad-hoc choices and dynamic modifications. It also outlines how BPM can provide out-of-the-box building blocks to help develop applications that offer choice, flexibility and the ability to evolve over time through customization. Finally, it briefly discusses horizontal scaling of databases for BPM applications.
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2) CDI integration and remoting capabilities that allow injecting and accessing jBPM services like the TaskService and KieSession through REST or JMS.
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2. The core engine of jBPM5 is a lightweight, embeddable, and generic workflow engine written in Java that can be integrated into various architectures.
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