Exadel E7 1.1.0 (beta) – bridge between Business Process Management and Enterprise Java

Published by max on April 14, 2009 under RIA

Exadel E7 1.1.0 (beta) has been released and can be downloaded here. E7 now comes with Drools support.

By leveraging BPM (Business Process Management) and connecting it to Java implementation and development, E7 bridges the gap between these processes in an automated manner.

Integration of best-in-class open source frameworks RIA (RichFaces, Flex, JavaFX), Seam, jBPM, JBoss ESB and Drools to create a comprehensive development platform.

  • Designed for flexibility, use only the frameworks you need. No lock-in. A la carte mingling based on your needs
  • Glues open source components together to enhance their capabilities and simplify development
  • Build, Deploy and Manage deployments using best-in-class Open Source Frameworks
  • Offers end-to-end service approach for application modeling, development, deployment and execution in a uniform way
  • Provides for agile, rapid application development for reduced Time to Market
  • Leverages RIA and web-based applications to enhance services consumption
  • Facilitates easy consumption of services

Recent webinar recordings: E7 Development Suite, RichFaces Webinar Series #1

Published by max on April 13, 2009 under maxablog

RichFaces Webinar Series #1 – Starting with RichFaces
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Next webinar is April 21st, 2009, 2PM ET – More Features and Concepts

Easily Connect Business Processes with Rich Internet Applications & Services
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Webinar on synching BPM (jBPM) and RIA development on 2/24 2pm EST

Published by max on February 18, 2009 under Events

Charley and I are doing a webinar (February 24th, 2PM EST) on how to use Exadel’s new product E7. Learn about E7 and register for the webinar.

E7 – bridge between Business Process Management and Enterprise Java

Published by max on February 18, 2009 under Tools

Exadel released a new product called E7. By leveraging BPM (business process management) and connecting it to Java implementation and development, E7 bridges the gap between these processes in an automated manner. Learn more here and from this webinar.