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Hi everyone, the meetup for tomorrow is confirmed and we now have a place confirmed. The meetup will take place in the Facultad de Informatica de Barcelona: Edifici B6 del Campus Nord C/Jordi Girona Salgado,1-3 08034 BARCELONA Espanya the talk will start at 7 pm, so see you there with all your friends!   Spanish: [...]

Hi everyone, I’m going to give a presentation in Barcelona about the jBPM5 Developer Guide book. There is no defined venue yet, but it will be next Wednesday (19th) at 7pm somewhere in the city. I will keep you posted! If you are interested to attend please drop me a comment so we can make [...]

Hi everyone! I’m back with another update about the jBPM Console NG. Yesterday we did a quick demo about the console current features in the JBUG London meetup. Today I’ve decided to explain the demo in more depth and also explain the last slides from the presentation which describe some scenarios where events and rules [...]

Hi everyone, here I’m posting the slides that we (Esteban and I) presented yesterday at the JBoss User Group in London. It was a great meetup, so hopefully we can repeat the experience next year. The recording of the talk will be published tomorrow, so I will update the post with the video as soon [...]

Hi everyone! I’m writing this post to introduce the jBPM Console NG project which will provide a new integrated workbench for handling process related activities. We are now in a very initial stage of development and we are looking for contributors. We know that there are a lot of companies out there implementing their own [...]

Hi all, with the book  almost being printed out, we have organized an oficial presentation with the help of the JBug London.  We (Esteban Aliverti and I) will be giving a talk about the book the 12th of December. Seats are limited, so make sure to ... [More] reserve yours today: http://www.meetup.com/JBoss-User-Group/events/85267232/ We will be giving away [...] [Less]

Infinite recursion is a typical problem when we are working with Drools (and possibly any other rule engine). The inference mechanism going on inside Drools requires rules to be re-evaluated … Continue reading →