Release: BPM.NET for Visual Studio 2017
BPM.NET for Visual Studio 2017 has been released.
Release: BPM.NET for Visual Studio 2015
BPM.NET for Visual Studio 2015 has been released.
Release: Version 2.0
Task Activity for modeling human tasks in BPM. Introduced User and Group into the process life cycle. New Endpoint for Process Controlling, Supporting WorkflowServiceHost with Non-Service Workflows. Task Repository APIs, InstanceStore Extensions and customized WCF Behaviors for easier process integration.
Release: Version 1.2
Enhancements to the Workflow Designer of BPM.NET. New features to the BPM.NET designer for the business. New Type of Tracking Point for Reporting. Sample with process oriented reports in real time.
Release: Version 1.1
Introduced new features to the engine and the designer. Optimized engine for long running processes.
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Features
The engine of BPM.NET suite is fully built on top of Windows Workflow 4+ and compatible with all the features provided by Standard Windows Workflow and Visual Studio such as Source Control, Debugging, Tracking Participants, WCF and Workflow Sql Instance Store, etc.
As BPM.NET strictly follows the standard of Windows Workflow, it can be seemlessly designed and hosted in IIS and Appfabric. Sample source codes are also avaiable under the commercial license to show IIS auto deployment using Microsoft Web Deploy and RESTful support using WCF REST.
The BPM.NET Designer from the BPM.NET suite delivers the BPM authoring tool to the business users. The designer also provides features such as Execution, Tracking, and Deployment etc. The defined process can be exported to the developers using BPM.NET for Visual Studio to continue process life cycle
If you are a Windows Workflow developer, you would find it is extremely easy to migrate from a Flowchart workflow or any other windows workflow to a BPM workflow. We have samples to show you how easy and great it is! We are using the Hiring Process as our product sample which is officially provided by Microsoft.