| Re: [bpmn2-modeler-dev] BPMN2-Modeler_import model |
Hi Chris,
BPMN2-Modeler is based on XML. So I think you need to write a converter which translates your JSON format in the corresponding XML format.
BPMN2-Modeler also adds layout information to a plain BPMN file. This layout information will be computed automatically when you open a bpmn file without layout information the first time. Note that the formal description of a BPMN file and the layout information are two separate things. You can test this easily if you remove the layout part ( <bpmndi:BPMNDiagram> ) from an existing bpmn file and open this file with teh BPMN2-Modeler.
So if you are able to translate your JSON file into a valid BPMN file you could implement your own Eclipse Plugin which automatically converts the files when opened in the Eclipse IDE.
best regards
Ralph
On 11.04.2016 21:15, chris tsagdkani wrote:
I would like to use BPMN2-Modeler as a model editor/viewer for my java
project. Also I have in my disposal a testbed consisting of process models
expressed in json. I would like to know if it is possible to view and
modify, using the BPMN-Modeler, the existing json processes.
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