I’ve been working today on a workflow system. Really, it’s just a simple test-client for my operational support service, but the perspective is a bit more interesting than that. As a workflow system, it provides as much freedom to the user as possible, to the point of even be able to execute “Read Facebook” for any process. […]
Read More… from Sneak Preview: the I’d Rather Read Facebook Workflow System
This is why I often want to kill when dealing with XES… The API is designed for implementation, not for use. So, what’s wrong with the above? First, the fact that I need a class EventWrapper. The reason is that XES does not define equals and hashCode correctly. Each XEvent is assigned a GUID (globally […]
Feel empowered yet? Well, there’s more! I provide three suggestions, but you are free to add more in the comments! Yes, you can suggest “Dongs” or whatever you find would be a good descriptive name for a workflow system stressing individual freedom and strong support. It’s like a liberal bra, only more revolutionary! […]
I don’t think I’ve ever had this much fun writing a paper before… It’s just a working title, but it’s working pretty well! […]
How could anybody reject a paper like this? This is actually part of a paper, I’m working on (though the body text may be filler for now…) […]
It does seem a bit long, but I’m confident I could do that! […]