Eric D. Schabell: jBPM Web Designer integrates jBPM Migration Tooling in the OpenShift Cloud

Tuesday, October 25, 2011

jBPM Web Designer integrates jBPM Migration Tooling in the OpenShift Cloud

New migration feature
Last week the jBPM Web Designer screen-casted the release of a new version (well, a beta anyway) that includes some pretty neat features. The one we here in the jBPM Migration Project team are most proud of is that they have exposed the jBPM Migration Tooling!

paste in jpdl3.2 + gpd files
We thought it would be nice to provide a playground in the OpenShift Cloud for you the public to give it a try. Here are a few screenshots showing the designer, the import pop-up with a jBPM3.2 process definition and the corresponding gpd file containing positioning information and finally the migrtated BPMN2 process definition.

Here are the example jPDL and GPD sources so you can directly cut&paste them into the migration pop-up to test it:


jPDL3.2 process definition source


 
  
 

 
  
   A human task.
  
  
   
    A test task.
   
   
  
  
 

 



GPD location information source

  
    
      
  
  
    
      
  
  

You can't save the process, but you can view the source in various forms with the tabs at the bottom of the screen. Give the BPMN2 tab a try!

View source tabs

I will be presenting this and more on the current status of the jBPM Migration Project in London next week at JUDCon. The session is entitled, Launching into the future with jBPM Migration Project.

See you there? ;-)