YAWL 2.3

YAWL is an easy to use, unique, simple BPM/Workflow system which is based on a powerful and concise modelling language.

YAWL is built to handle transformations and complex data, and also created to integrate with various organizational resources.

YAWL is written in the Java programming language and natively uses XML Schema and XQuery.

Requirements:

· Java 5 (1.5) or later

What's New in This Release: [ read full changelog ]

ENGINE:
· Fixed a bug that caused an exception when launching a case that included case-level
· input parameters, and their outer data tag matched the specification id and the
· specification id also matched the root net id.
· Fixed a bug in ordering of output-only task parameters for validation, and added a
· 'getWorkItemOutputOnlyParameters' method to the resource gateway API for use by
· custom forms and other services.
· Updated the examples.

RESOURCE SERVICE:
· Fixed a bug where workitem resource status changes were not always successfully
· persisted.
· Fixed bugs on dyn forms where (1) the number of enclosed panels of a cloned panel
· could not be varied; and (2) there was a rendering issue which caused an overlay of
· components when a panel contained more than one sub-level of enclosed panel and the inner panels were cloned.
· Added a host of resource create/update/delete methods, and a few new get___ methods to the Resource Gateway API, so that participants, roles etc. can be maintained via the API...