With a release of BPS 3.6.0, we have a whole set of new features added to the business process server.
User substitution capability
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One of the main features of this release is the user substitution capability provided by BPS. It allows the users to define a substitution for a period of absence. ( For example , a task owner going on vacation). When the substitution period starts, all the tasks assigned will be transferred to the substituted user. Any new user tasks created against the user will be automatically assigned to the substitute as well.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/Working+with+BPMN+User+Substitution
JSON and XPath-based data manipulation capability.
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When writing a Business Process, it is necessary to manipulate the data we are dealing with various forms. These data manipulations include, extracting data, concatenating, conversions ect. Often, we would be dealing with eitXML xml or json messages for our workflows. Hence we are introducing the JSON and XML data manipulation capabilities with this release.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/XML+and+JSON+variable+support
Instance data audit logs
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With BPS 3.6.0, we are introducing the ability to search, and view BPMN process instances from BPMN explorer UI. In addition to that, it will show a comprehensive audit information with respect to process instances data.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/Monitoring+a+BPMN+Process
Enhanced BPEL process visualiser.
=========================
In addition to that, we are introducing enhanced BPEL process visualiser with BPS 3.6.0.
Human Tasks Editor
===============
We are also introducing WS-Human Tasks editor with developer studio. With this editor, you will be able to implement a human tasks package for business process server with minimum effort and time.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/business-process-server/Working+with+BPS+Artifacts
In addition to above main features, there are many bug fixes and security fixes included in BPS 3.6.0 release.
User substitution capability
====================
One of the main features of this release is the user substitution capability provided by BPS. It allows the users to define a substitution for a period of absence. ( For example , a task owner going on vacation). When the substitution period starts, all the tasks assigned will be transferred to the substituted user. Any new user tasks created against the user will be automatically assigned to the substitute as well.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/Working+with+BPMN+User+Substitution
JSON and XPath-based data manipulation capability.
===========================
When writing a Business Process, it is necessary to manipulate the data we are dealing with various forms. These data manipulations include, extracting data, concatenating, conversions ect. Often, we would be dealing with eitXML xml or json messages for our workflows. Hence we are introducing the JSON and XML data manipulation capabilities with this release.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/XML+and+JSON+variable+support
Instance data audit logs
==================
With BPS 3.6.0, we are introducing the ability to search, and view BPMN process instances from BPMN explorer UI. In addition to that, it will show a comprehensive audit information with respect to process instances data.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/display/BPS360/Monitoring+a+BPMN+Process
Enhanced BPEL process visualiser.
=========================
In addition to that, we are introducing enhanced BPEL process visualiser with BPS 3.6.0.
Human Tasks Editor
===============
We are also introducing WS-Human Tasks editor with developer studio. With this editor, you will be able to implement a human tasks package for business process server with minimum effort and time.
See more at https://docs.wso2.com/business-process-server/Working+with+BPS+Artifacts
In addition to above main features, there are many bug fixes and security fixes included in BPS 3.6.0 release.
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