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    RunaWFE Free

    is low code bpm platform, which is easy to install and easy to use

    RunaWFE Free is a fully functional business process management system. It includes Workflow engine, Process Designer (Developer Studio), Form Builder, Task notification client, and other components that provide end-user convenience. BPMN and UML AD notations are supported. Thanks to RunaWFE web interface users can receive, filter, perform and delegate the tasks of business process instances, start new business process instances, view the properties of started business process instances,...
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    Data Manipulator is a pure Java GUI interface for SQL databases. Not only an administrative tool, but one that allows a user to create forms and reports. Additionally A Java programmer can use code with Forms, reports a stand alone to manipulate the data
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