 Chapter 1, Web Applications, XML, and Java. The rest of this chapter reviews the history and the future of Web applications, describing the roles of XML and Java, and introduces some important concepts about the use of XML.
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Chapter 3, Generating and Serializing XML Documents. |
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 Chapter 1 looks at the overall features of Tapestry and tells you why Tapestry is special. It talks about the place of Tapestry in the world of Java web development. It also shows the journey from Tapestry 3 to the current Tapestry 5.
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 Chapter 1 discusses the background from which BPM has emerged, and how BPM fits into the wider scheme of enterprise application development. We define what BPM means for us, and look at the business scenarios where BPM is the right solution. Also, we introduce our suggested BPM project lifecycle, and see the tools that we'll put together as our open source-based BPM suite.
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 This ebook is meant to be read by someone who is learning to program. It is not meant to be a reference. The first chapter explains what’s in each of the following chapters in some detail, but briefly:
Chapter 1 – Programming ... explains what programming is, and why you might want to be able to do it.
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 Chapter 1 gives an overview of the BPM technology and the workflow engine, along with an analysis of the different types of BPMS.
Chapter 2 introduces OSWorkflow and teaches the basics of the workflow engine along with a real-life example.
Chapter 3 introduces several key features of OSWorkflow |
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