XPDL to BPMN2 Migration

This project can be used to kick start migrations for business process management projects to Red Hat Process Automation Manager. It currently supports various bpmn2 elements:

• BPMNEdge, BPMNShape
• Gateways, Sequence Flows
• StartNode, EndNode, IntermediateEvents, Signal, Timer
• OnEntry, OnExit scripts
• Pool, Swimlane, Subprocesses
• And more...

And quite a few source file formats:

• Tibco xpdl 2.1
• BEA Aqualogic BPM 2.0
• Software AG 2.2
• Blueworks Live xpdl 2.1
• Fallback XML processor

TODO

• Write better README
• Continue to break out the mega xsl (XPDLtoBPMN file) into smaller xsl
• Handle multiple incoming/outgoing sequence flows to non-gateway nodes correctly

Instructions (Windup)

Coming Soon

Instructions (Java)

Using the UberJar

In order to execute the transformation on an XPDL 2.1 file name in.xpdl and output the result processes to a new directory labeled generated , navigate to the xpdl-to-bpmn2 project and build the uberjar:

[selrahal@localhost xpdl-to-bmn2]$ mvn clean package

Then run the uberjar and pass in the XPDL file location and desired output folder:

[selrahal@localhost xpdl-to-bmn2]$ java -jar target/xpdl-to-bpmn2-0.15-SNAPSHOT-jar-with-dependencies.jar in.xpdl generated

Using Maven

In order to execute the transformation on an XPDL 2.1 file name in.xpdl and output the result processes to a new directory labeled generated , navigate to the xpdl-to-bpmn2 project and build the project:

[selrahal@localhost xpdl-to-bmn2]$ mvn clean package

Then you can use maven to run the migration, you must pass in the file location and the desired output folder as exec.args like so:

[selrahal@localhost xpdl-to-bpmn2]$ mvn exec:java -Dexec.mainClass="org.jbpm.migration.main.JbpmMigration" -Dexec.args="in.xpdl generated"

Easy way to use podman for testing with jbpm workbench

To spin up a shell in one of the containers try:

    podman  run --rm  -i -t -p 8080:8080 -p 8001:8001 -p 8787:8787 --name jbpm-workbench jboss/jbpm-workbench-showcase:latest /bin/bash

You can then noodle around the container and run stuff & look at files etc.

You can run the jBPM Workbench web application by running command:

    /opt/jboss/wildfly/bin/standalone.sh -b 0.0.0.0 --server-config=standalone-full.xml

And log in with admin:admin