Zarf's Journal: jBPM

Where are the books on jBPM? Where are they? Is anyone else using this thing?

moof

[Bill Dog]

? [amazon.com]

I instinctually avoid any software technology that begins with a 'j'.

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[Zarf]

What, Java's open source now... so we're all on speaking terms right?

BTW: Thanks for the though but none of those books cover jBPM in any depth. They cover the theory behind jBPM, they cover how great jBPM is, they cover why your mother wants you to build software using jBPM... but nobody's saying: "Here kid, here's how you do this."

Where's the "Perl By Example" version of a jBPM book?

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[Bill Dog]

Maybe just a "how to do BPM" book? You may be asking for too much. For example one could probably find books on XML parsing, but not a book on using Xerces. How much marketshare/mindshare does jBPM have? I don't know if you have any control over the selection of which "thing" to use in whatever domain this deals in, but selection criteria should often include availability of documentation/support.

On Java, I'm not an Open Source zealot (if anything, I'm a little prejudiced against it), just am not too keen o

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[Zarf]

When I saw how easy it was to work with EJB3 and EJB3 persistence I decided to give Java a try. However, I think that might be the end of the easy part...