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Tammo van Lessen updated ODE-1029:
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Labels: angularjs coffeescript css3 gsoc2015 html5 java javascript
typescript (was: gsoc2015)
> Process Instance Visualization for Monitoring Console
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> Key: ODE-1029
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-1029
> Project: ODE
> Issue Type: New Feature
> Components: Management Console
> Reporter: Tammo van Lessen
> Labels: angularjs, coffeescript, css3, gsoc2015, html5, java,
> javascript, typescript
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> ODE will get a new and shiny web-based management console soon. What still is
> missing is a graphical monitoring tool, which graphically renders a BPEL
> process and visually annotates it with markers, showing which activities have
> been executed already, which are pending, which are DPE'd. Since there is no
> standardized notation for BPEL, the visualization can be chosen freely. A
> good starting point is https://github.com/BPELtools/BPELviz, which creates
> static HTML5/CSS3 documents from BPEL files. This project can be included and
> extended.
> As a bonus, the graphical monitoring could integrate with ODEs debug API
> (which is not yet exposed as Web(service) API but this is then to be
> discussed.
> GSoC applicants should have strong skills in frontend development (HTML5,
> CSS3, JavaScript, ideally AngularJS, SVG/Canvas, perhaps autolayouting), some
> understanding of WS-* and a good idea of how process execution works and
> which information is needed to make the status of process instances visually
> understandable.
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