BPELviz visualizes WS-BPEL 2.0 processes interactively with HTML5.
We use Sass to generate the CSS.
We keep the compiled .css file in the repository to enable a quick start with the visualizer.
Sass installation is described at http://sass-lang.com/install.
In a nutshell, you have to install ruby and then execute gem install sass on the command line.
BPELviz.scss can be converted into BPELviz.css by executing sass BPELviz.scss BPELviz.css in src/main/resources.
[manual] make sure that JAVA_HOME points to local jdk folder
$ git clone https://github.com/BPELtools/BPELviz
$ cd BPELviz
$ gradlew installApp
[manual] add build/install/BPELviz/bin to PATH
usage: BPELviz [options] BPEL_FILE [HTML_FILE]
-o,--open-in-browser opens html file in default browser
# Examples
$ BPELviz -o example.bpel # opens the html5 of example.bpel in default browser
$ BPELviz example.bpel example.html # creates example.html from example.bpel
$ BPELviz -o example.bpel example.html # creates example.html from example.bpel and opens it in default browser
Some commands which are very helpful during development:
$ gradlew sass # src/main/resources/BPELviz.scss --> src/main/resources/BPELviz.css
$ gradlew idea # create/update intellij project files
$ gradlew eclipse # create/update eclipse project files
$ gradlew run -Pargs="ARGS" # Run BPELviz; ARGS see Usage
$ gradlew generateExamples # Generates visualizations for all betsy-tests
Some documentation:
- The folder
betsy-testscontains the whole test suite of betsy comprising over 160 BPEL processes. Via the classbpelviz.BetsyTestVisualizer, the visualizations of all processes within thebetsy-testsfolder can be created within thebetsy-tests-visualizationfolder. - The core class is the
BPELvizclass - the entry to this library. The core logic, however, is within the js, xsl and scss/css files within thesrc/main/resourcesdirectory. The primary files are namedBPELvizwhile secondary (included) files are named something else.
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