Here is a high-level diagram of a workflow system that combines Ruote, ActiveMQ, Fedora to create a flexible and extendable lightweight workflow system:
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Would love to hear a bit more about your experiences here. Out of curiosity, are you using ruote 2.0 and/or the ruote-amqp project ?
hi chris,
i also hope to setup a workflow engine interface via activeq for
fedora repository ingest and would like to learn more about
your efforts. this is in conjunction with the solr search engine
interface (that i commented on one of your other solr related
posts):
user activemq workflow activemq fedora ingest activemq solr user
cheers,
–david
I’ve pushed out a version of the system we’re using at http://github.com/cbeer/fedora-workflow. I’m in the process of cleaning it up and documenting it, so let me know if there’s anything I can do to help.