Workflow engine with a Process Designer integrated to Eclipse. It is a simple and rock solid core software designed to be used by developers into their applications.
The platform includes applications to graphically define, organize the execution, monitor and control internal and external processes in real time, thus integrating human tasks, applications and web services that are being executed simultaneously.

Main Features:

- kbee process designer
kbee.workflow designer over Eclipse.

kbee process designer is an application for the graphical specification of procedures; it includes tasks and routing conditions.

It is an Eclipse platform plug-in (http://www.eclipse.org) that enables an integrated working environment where developers can specify procedures, Java tasks, HTML, JSP or whatever may be necessary.

- kbee workflow server

kbee workflow server is a process execution engine that executes and controls each process. It is a small and specialized server. It also has the capability to persist the changes of state in each process. Finally, it includes an event propagation mechanism to notify each change in state to the applications assigned to propagate these events to JMS queues.

- kbee WQL

kbee WQL is a query language with a similar syntax to OQL (Object Query Language). It allows the selection and projection of native attributes or extended attributes of the workflow entities. The language enables users to query the workflow engine in analogy to queries over a Relational Database Engine

- kbee.OLAP Server

It is a multidimensional OLAP server that enables monitoring the relevant variables of each system such as: state and history of each process, tasks under execution, bottle-neck detection within processes, user-tasks reports, state of each document, etc.

- kbee WQL monitor

It is a query console that enables writing a WQL sentence and viewing the corresponding results.