Java Business Process Management (service flow Management) initial knowledge environment building

First, Introduction (a) What is jbpm

　　　　JBPM, the full name is the Java business process Management(Orchestration Management), which covers business process management, workflow , An open-source, flexible, and extensible executable process language framework in the areas of service collaboration.

(ii) Why use jbpm

　　　　Business analysts and developers use the same language to talk, greatly reducing the risk of development, if you want to develop a project, the speed is also faster, because developers no longer need to translate user requirements into software design.

Second, JBPM is not a general development tool, but its own graphical development tools, it is very convenient to understand and master the process of running. Finally,theJBPM process Framework is very flexible and very safe to use .

It is securely certified so that some trade secrets are not compromised .

Ii. Building the Eclipse development environment

(i) 1. Download Jbpm4.4

: https://sourceforge.net/projects/jbpm/files/jBPM%204/jbpm-4.4/

　　　　2. Unzip the file under the Jbpm4.4 package

　　　　

(ii) Installation of the GPD plugin (eclipse Graphical process designer)

1. Open eclipse-------- Select help -------- Select Install new software

2.Select AddAdd Plugins:

Parse: Click Archive Select plugin directory:

plug-in directory is located in the download after the decompression path to find JBPM-4.4\INSTALL\SRC\GPD

3. Select Plugins

Follow directly to the next step and wait for the plugin to be installed.

4. Configuring the environment at run time

Open Eclipse-------------preference

Add jbpm Environment

Configuring The schema DTD for JPDL XML Objective:sometimes under constructionJpdlxmlwhen the file is not prompted by the node, we configure thisSchema DTD, there is a hint. Configuration Steps

Open Eclipse-------------preference

Such a configuration is possible, the first instance in the next article ~~~~~~~~~~~

Java Business Process Management (service flow Management) initial knowledge environment building