Workflow ServerTM is a workflow engine backed by an advanced Object Relational Mapper.
On January 2006 we donated wfs to the public domain, and made it available on sourceforge under the LGPL. The current version can be found here: http://sourceforge.net/projects/workflow-server
Documentation
The following documentation is available:
- A Workflow Server Guide for a top-down explanation of application development using wfs as a platform. All examples used throughout the Workflow Server Guide are taken from the Sample Application.
- A Configuration Reference as a complete guide to wfs application configuration files.
- A Class Library Reference as comprehensive help on objects and classes.
- Coding Standards for a collection of recommended best practices.
- Tools & Utilities covers various tools and utilities necessary to monitor and maintain complex systems consisting of multiple Workflow Server applications working together.
License Agreement
WFS is available under the GNU LGPL license.
Downloads
WFS can be downloaded here.
To contibute to wfs development, or to download the source code, please follow the information on the sourceforge code page for step by step instructions on accessing the wfs subversion source code repository.
Also look at WFS Release Notes page to see what new features and bug fixes were introduced in the latest releases.
Technical Support
Please use the wfs issue tracker to report any issues.