The wftk ( open-source workflow toolkit ) is a workflow engine in library form which can be integrated with whatever you need to integrate with. Its designed on a very flexible adaptor architecture, whereby interfaces to external functionality are defined and implemented as independently as possible of the core workflow logic. Open-source workflow toolkit makes heavy use of XML, so that its data structures are always easily inspected. All it lacks (soon to be rectified) is experience in Real Life.
Open-source workflow toolkit version of the project home page is really just to show that Im alive and that the beta is available. This is what I still have to do in the very near future:
Get the real domains installed and ready: wftk.com and wftk.org. Theyre bought and paid for.
Write CGI interfaces to everything. This wont be too hard. At the moment, however, there is no HTML interface to the current version, and thats just not particularly acceptible.
Set up a new demo system based on the new code.
Rewrite the procdef manager code to be library-based. Additionally that will be used to present and work with ad-hoc workflow.
Document what the heck Ive done here. The docs are thin, people, real thin.
Integrate with Zope.
Integrate with PostgreSQL and MySQL (both actual requests).
Get a few implementation projects under my belt so I can call this a v1.0 production release.