Announcing the Release Date of Camunda BPM 7.0.0 GA

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We are proud to announce the major release date of Camunda BPM:

7.0.0 GA* on 31.08.2013

All features will be open source, except for the IBM Websphere AS distribution.
From that day on, there will also exist the supported enterprise edition of  Camunda BPM.
(*General Availability)

Highlights of 7.0.0

  • New webapplication for process monitoring with BPMN 2.0, based on an open plugin infrastructure
  • Faster process engine with asynchronous history, optimized for high load scenarios
  • New embeddable REST API, based on JAX-RS
  • Java Script library for rendering BPMN 2.0 diagrams
  • Support for: Tomcat, JBoss, Glassfish and IBM Websphere AS
  • Enhanced user management, supporting LDAP and JAAS

Also new in 7.0.0

Fully Java EE 6 compliant process engine, support for message correlation, HTML5 Tasklist for human workflow, a new incident infrastructure in the process engine, lots of bug fixes, lots of helpful documentation.

Start using Camunda BPM today!

Although still tagged as alpha, our current releases are already considered stable, especially the process engine itself. There are already customers going live with the current alpha5 – we have no worries – but keep in mind that some things might still be subject to change:
  • History (we expect some database changes)
  • Central User Management (will be added)
  • Cockpit (more features will be added; the plugin API might still change)
Just being the product owner, I will not build any of this stuff myself. The credits go to our team, the contributors and the community.
Great work, great project!

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