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OSGI compliant , commercial execution engines ??

dev1

hi all,
There are few questions related to BPMN2.0 for which i need to find answers before i start using this new brand thing:-

1) Is ACTIVITI, OSGI compliant ???
2)Name of few commercial engines in market which can execute bpmn2.0 XML files ???

looking forward for some answers
DEV

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jbarrez

1) Yes, there is support for OSGI in the coming release. Do note that this is the first version and is likely to 'settle' itself in the next releases.

2) Why would you need alternatives when you already have Activiti 😉

dev1

i agree to what u say,
but to develop something big i need to know the specification of ACTIVITI engine…
for example:- how much load it can take…
and if a private firm wants to own ACTIVITI server for the execution how to proceed …etc etc..

jbarrez

We havent done any load testing, but if you understand the architecture of Activiti you will see that it has a very minimal overhead and is cluster-ready.

But we are always eager to hear your own experience with trying to match Activiti with your requirements.