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From Domain-Specific Process Design to Execution and Back
- 1. From Domain-Specific Process Design to Execution and Back Adrian Mos, Xerox Research BPM Day @ EclipseCON Europe, 27 October 2014
- 2. Overview Introduction Monitoring Approach Illustration
- 3. Domain-Specific Process Modelling Generic Processes • BPMN language • Process semantics is diluted • Natively understood by the BPMS (not necessarily fully portable though) • Hard to enforce concept-level SLAs and constraints • Hard to reuse at all granularities Domain-Specific Processes • Specific language (graphical or textual) • Process semantics is strong • Require conversion to BPMN to be used in BPMS • Easy to operate at business concept-level (SLAs etc) • Facilitate reuse of business concepts
- 4. Domain-Specific Processes Textual • Xtext-based for instance • Appropriate for certain fields such as legal processes Graphical • Sirius-based for instance • Apropriate where control flow is important and layered-views are useful
- 5. Mangrove Framework Bridge: Integrates design and runtime artefacts created or used in Eclipse SOA Common metamodel (Mangrove Core) and transformation plugins enable partial transport of essential information between tools Mangrove Core contains elements related to processes as well as SOA services Standards supported to a certain degree: • BPMN (1, 2) • SCA • JBI • BPEL Supports monitoring data collection and model annotation
- 6. Mangrove Viewer / Editor being migrated to Sirius
- 7. Multi-Layer Architecture with Mangrove Domain-Specific Process Environment BPMN 2 Editor BPMS Specific Editor (Stardust, Jboss, Bonita) BPMS Execution Engine SOA Environment (ESB, SCA engine etc)
- 8. Domain-Specific Monitoring Probes BPMS Monitoring SOA Monitoring Concept Probe . . . 1 1 1 1 n Network Monitoring Application Server Monitoring O/S Monitoring Metric α α α α α α α 1 1 1 0..1 0..1 0..1
- 9. BPPx processMonitoring(Px) BPMS Monitoring BPMS SOA Runtime S3 S5 S4 S6 S2 S1 Aa Ab Ac SOA Monitoring CPa CPb CPPc activityMonitoring(Aa) activityMonitoring(Ab) activityMonitoring(Ac) serviceMonitoring(S1) serviceMonitoring(S3) serviceMonitoring(S6)
- 10. a b c d a b o g f Business Processes using Domain Concepts p d b f b a t c b f e d a c a c o t CPa getMetric(α) setSLA(…) BP1 BP2 BP3 BP4 BP5 BP6 SOA Runtime S3 S5 S6 S4 S2 S1 SLA and Monitoring at the concept level across the process collection
- 11. Scenario
- 12. Creating the Domain-Specific Process 1/5
- 13. Creating the Domain-Specific Process 2/5
- 14. Creating the Domain-Specific Process 3/5
- 15. Creating the Domain-Specific Process 4/5
- 16. Creating the Domain-Specific Process 5/5
- 18. The BPMN2 File
- 19. Stardust Process Design November 17, 19 2014 Xerox Internal Use Only
- 20. Monitoring Flow
- 21. Monitoring Functionality: Choosing Elements
- 22. Monitoring Functionality: Process View
- 23. Monitoring Functionality: Activity View
- 24. Monitoring Functionality: Concept View Aggregated Information SOA Data Breakdown of BPMS activities Aggregated Execution Graph
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