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QUESTION POSED ON: 23 August 2004
Can the Notes workflow functionality be implemented into the J2EE environment? If so, what is the minimum software requirement (WSAS, WSS, WebSphere Portal, etc.)?

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Unlike Notes, J2EE doesn't offer a framework for building workflow applications. There are J2EE workflow frameworks available from third parties, and the minimum software requirements depend on the third-party solution. From an IBM offering perspective, Lotus Workplace will definitely become the J2EE equivalent of Notes, and I believe you will start seeing a lot more workflow features in new Workplace releases in 2005.

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