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| JBoss interest in BPEL designer [message #2512] |
Mon, 30 January 2006 21:19  |
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Originally posted by: alex.guizar.jboss.com
Congratulations to everyone involved in this initiative! An open source BPEL
designer would definitely go great lenghts in promoting the wide adoption of
the standard.
The BPM team at JBoss acknowledges the relevance of BPEL as a language for
integration. We want to express our company's interest in the project,
looking forward to collaborating in the hopefully near future.
Regards,
Alejandro Guizar
JBoss, Inc.
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| Re: JBoss interest in BPEL designer [message #2572 is a reply to message #2512] |
Wed, 01 February 2006 21:32  |
 James Moody
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Alejandro Guizar wrote:
> Congratulations to everyone involved in this initiative! An open source BPEL
> designer would definitely go great lenghts in promoting the wide adoption of
> the standard.
>
> The BPM team at JBoss acknowledges the relevance of BPEL as a language for
> integration. We want to express our company's interest in the project,
> looking forward to collaborating in the hopefully near future.
>
> Regards,
>
> Alejandro Guizar
> JBoss, Inc.
Hi Alejandro,
Thanks! Of course we also believe in BPEL as an integration solution,
and if, in the course of this project, we can promote the acceptance and
adoption of the standard, as well as lower the barrier to entry, then I
think we will have succeeded.
We appreciate your words of support. If you'd ever like to participate
in the project, either in terms of discussions or of contribution of
resources, you'd be more than welcome.
james
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| Re: JBoss interest in BPEL designer [message #3680 is a reply to message #2572] |
Mon, 20 March 2006 17:06 |
James Moody
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James Moody wrote:
> Alejandro Guizar wrote:
>> Congratulations to everyone involved in this initiative! An open
>> source BPEL designer would definitely go great lenghts in promoting
>> the wide adoption of the standard.
>>
>> The BPM team at JBoss acknowledges the relevance of BPEL as a language
>> for integration. We want to express our company's interest in the
>> project, looking forward to collaborating in the hopefully near future.
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Alejandro Guizar
>> JBoss, Inc.
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> Hi Alejandro,
>
> Thanks! Of course we also believe in BPEL as an integration solution,
> and if, in the course of this project, we can promote the acceptance and
> adoption of the standard, as well as lower the barrier to entry, then I
> think we will have succeeded.
>
> We appreciate your words of support. If you'd ever like to participate
> in the project, either in terms of discussions or of contribution of
> resources, you'd be more than welcome.
>
> james
Hello Alejandro,
I thought I'd follow up on your expression of interest. We have a number
of interesting areas that require some design and input, such as our
runtime framework, debug support, and UI skinability and extensibility,
among others. If anyone from your organization would be willing to lend
your time and expertise to the design or implementation of any of these
issues, we would be happy to work with you.
(CCed to Alejandro, as I'm not sure if he monitors the group)
james
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| Re: JBoss interest in BPEL designer [message #3892 is a reply to message #3680] |
Thu, 23 March 2006 07:51 |
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Originally posted by: alex.guizar.jboss.com
James,
I do monitor the group with interest. While we believe firmly that a
graphical designer is a must for becoming productive, the top priority is
putting a BPEL runtime out there. Once that goal is attained (during Q2
2006) we will be able to get fully involved in the development of the
Eclipse BPEL designer.
I appreciate your invitation and look forward to collaborating with the
community around this project.
Regards,
Alejandro
"James Moody" <James_Moody@ca.ibm.com> wrote in message
news:dvmnf7$g5d$1@utils.eclipse.org...
> James Moody wrote:
>> Alejandro Guizar wrote:
>>> Congratulations to everyone involved in this initiative! An open source
>>> BPEL designer would definitely go great lenghts in promoting the wide
>>> adoption of the standard.
>>>
>>> The BPM team at JBoss acknowledges the relevance of BPEL as a language
>>> for integration. We want to express our company's interest in the
>>> project, looking forward to collaborating in the hopefully near future.
>>>
>>> Regards,
>>>
>>> Alejandro Guizar
>>> JBoss, Inc.
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>> Hi Alejandro,
>>
>> Thanks! Of course we also believe in BPEL as an integration solution, and
>> if, in the course of this project, we can promote the acceptance and
>> adoption of the standard, as well as lower the barrier to entry, then I
>> think we will have succeeded.
>>
>> We appreciate your words of support. If you'd ever like to participate in
>> the project, either in terms of discussions or of contribution of
>> resources, you'd be more than welcome.
>>
>> james
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> Hello Alejandro,
>
> I thought I'd follow up on your expression of interest. We have a number
> of interesting areas that require some design and input, such as our
> runtime framework, debug support, and UI skinability and extensibility,
> among others. If anyone from your organization would be willing to lend
> your time and expertise to the design or implementation of any of these
> issues, we would be happy to work with you.
>
> (CCed to Alejandro, as I'm not sure if he monitors the group)
>
> james
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