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__Part I:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse] - A HowTo for integrating jBPM Support (via Spring-Modules) into AppFuse.

__Part I:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse] - Integrate jBPM Support (via Spring-Modules) into AppFuse.\\

__Part II:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse Part Deux] - Setup AppFuse/jBPM in Eclipse, model defintions using the Jbpm Process Designer.\\

__Part III:__ [Integrating jBPM into AppFuse Part Trois] - Enhance defintions to support tasks, users, schedule and injecting spring beans into actions (Under Construction).\\

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This tutorial will show you how to configure [jBPM|http://www.jboss.com/products/jbpm] 3.1 into AppFuse. It will also show you how to create process definitions and use them in the appfuse application context.

This is the 1st tutorial of a 3 part series. The tutorial covers how to configure [jBPM|http://www.jboss.com/products/jbpm] 3.1 into AppFuse. \\

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In the next installment we will dive into creating more real-life like (tasks, variables, scheduling, custom queries) process defintions using the graphical plugin tool for Eclipse. We will also cover how to avoid reploying process defintions across server restarts, and finally we will inject some spring beans into our jBPM actions to demonstrate what a powerful and easy workflow mechanism jBPM really is!

In the next installment we will setup appfuse/jbpm to run in Eclipse. We will also use Jbpm Process Designer to design defintions.

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