Hi

Can i use Warewolf for non-dotnet stack?

Antoni

Hello Guys, just wanted to let you know that I installed WareWolf at home, and I am very impressed with how much more stable and responsive it is. Kudos to you guys.

GianPiero

The image/icon graphic for the Length tool is missing and an image placeholder is displaying for it on this page, http://warewolf.io/knowledge-base/tool-connectors/

I wanted to clarify the license and support pricing... do I understand it correctly that we can use Warewolf to create commercial service offerings without cost other than the optional support packages? We have been using K2 for years but it is simply out of the budget for smaller companies that stand to gain tremendous value from workflow based solutions. With Warewolf we see that there may be a way for us to service smaller companies if there were no licensing fees for the workflow engine. We would also like the freedom to create SaaS based solutions where we host the workflow engine in the cloud, on-prem or even with a hybrid approach. Please confirm that there are no licensing costs for using Warewolf - only the optional support fees on a monthly basis.

Thanks for your help with this. I would like to start testing Warewolf to see how feasible it would be for us to start using but different folks in the office were reading the licensing/pricing terms differently and I wanted to reach out and get an answer from you directly.

Thanks so much for creating such a remarkable product and choosing to share it with the community.

Best,
Ed

Hi I'm very new to this area and would like to learn how warewolf ESB and GitHub works.

I would like to build custom tool connectors.

What area of the code base do you suggest I start from/learn to do this in the most efficient way?

Maybe it's just me, my Chrome, and my extensions, but when I try to download Warewolf ESB it pops open this dialogue box that I can't get past.

Hi,

What APIs are currently available from WareWolf ESB? Do you have an API/connector for SMTP, FTP, MS Dynamics AX?

Thanks,

Farhan