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Active Endpoints announced the availability of Milestone 1
of ActiveBPEL Community Edition 5.0 Server. ActiveBPEL 5.0 represents the
release of an open-source implementation of both BPEL4People and WS-Human
Task. These specifications allow human interactions to be included in
services-based applications. By incorporating human tasks in composite
applications, WS-Human Task and BPEL4People expand project teams’ flexibility
and efficiency in delivering standards-based solutions.
Active Endpoints is an author of both the WS-Human Task and BPEL4People specifications. As a co-submitter of these specifications to OASIS, the company will play an active role in improving these through its participation in the OASIS WS-BPEL Extension for People Technical Committee. By releasing ActiveBPEL 5.0 Milestone 1 to the open source community, the company hopes to gain experience in the implementation of these specifications in order to permit Active Endpoints to more quickly promote the specifications as OASIS standards. Rapid finalization of these specifications will deliver major productivity to project teams interested in modernizing applications using standards-based technologies.
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