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Yaoqiang BPMN Editor is a graphical editor for business process diagrams, compliant with OMG specifications (BPMN 2.0 / DMN 1.1).

BIAMI is easy to use, secure and scalable enterprise-ready framework to automate your work and build intelligent business process driven software, platforms and robots.

SecSy is a tool for security-oriented log synthesis. Besides basic synthesis properties (cases per day, office hours, randomized activity duration, ...), its detailed parameter setting for simulating business processes also allows to specify data usage (objects + access modality), actors for process activities and access control constraints for task/object permissions. It is also capable of enforcing/violating specific security properties on process traces, such as SoD/BoD, Unauthorized...

Simple Workflow is a free workflow engine written in Java. Properties: - Simple to use (need to call only 2 methods and implement 1 interface) - Written in Java 7 - Uses a simple domain language to describe workflows - Can be used with any storage backend (Sql, NoSql, File, etc.) - Can be used with any frontend - High level of backend/frontend abstraction

TaskCal Internet standards based human task management and process interaction. TaskCal is an iCalendar wrapper to the jBPM process manager, providing standards based calendar agent access to an actors tasks via email (iMIP), HTTP (.ics) and CalDav.

This project creates a command line java application that uses OpenOffice.org in a headless mode to convert a document to the pdf file format. The source document had to be in a file format that OpenOffice.org can open.

Several applications for use by the management of residential hotels and apartment buildings. At the moment, only the Do Not Rent List app is in existence, and almost complete. Future applications include a rent management program and others (suggestions

The SOFTSIM system is a intelligent knowledge flow system that can be used to facilitate knowledge transfer in enterprises. Business processes are defined by workflow definition languages (jpdl) and knowledge transfer can be managed as event.