5 projects tagged "Workflow Frameworks"
CloverETL is Java-based tool/framework for data integration and creation of data transformations. It is component based and follows the concept of transformation graphs which consist of individual nodes/components performing simple (or complex) operations on data. Any transformation can be defined as a set of interconnected nodes through which data flows. CloverETL can be used as a standalone application or be embedded into a larger project.
Releaser is a set of scripts to automate and manage the tasks related to software package releases. It is designed to be modular and to make it easy to both select a particular set of actions associated with releases of a particular project (such as changelog generation, uploading of tarballs, posting announcements to mailing lists), and create new actions that integrate seamlessly into the process. Its status is still somewhat experimental, but the most basic functionality is there.
TeamCity is an out-of-the-box build management and continuous integration server supporting both Java and .NET teams. Its unique features include pre-tested commits that — protect the code base and ensures that no broken code is ever committed, a Build Grid that allows builds and tests to be run under different platforms and environments simultaneously, extreme ease of configuration, and integration with top IDEs: Eclipse, IntelliJ IDEA, and Visual Studio.
Coefficient is a project-based collaboration platform that can be deployed as either a J2EE application or a Web application. It provides basic collaboration tools such as issue tracking, discussion forums, file uploads, news, tasks, and voting as hot deployable modules in a themeable presentation layer. In addition, it provides a workflow engine to help guide projects through their development cycles. All of this functionality is provided through a themeable Web interface.
AePro is a compilation manager for programs written in progres4gl. It compares modification times and will only (re)compile the programs whose source code has changed. It is intended to be used in combination with Aegis, a transaction-based software configuration management system that provides a framework within which a team of developers may work on many changes to a program independently.