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jBPM 5 around the corner!

Hi people, yesterday Kris give us great news about the future of jBPM 5. You can find more information in his blog and in a wiki page at JBoss.

It will be very interesting to participate in this project, because it will unify different perspectives and it will be a great implementation of the BPMN2 specification. It's a really nice opportunity to get involved, so if you want to be part of the project or if you want to help in some way join the mailing list: jbpm-dev@lists.jboss.org

Stay tuned for more news!

Published by:

Mauricio Salatino

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